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What are good coding editors that can run without a GPU?
I have a VM with Ubuntu, which I use mainly for testing code written with my usual tools in Windows. I connect to the VM with ssh and use X11 forwarding.
I'm used to VS Code and Sublime Text, but as ...
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How to open a terminal file in TextEdit [duplicate]
I use nano <file_name> to open/edit files on my remote Digital Ocean server (running Ubuntu 16.04). However it's very hard to edit so is there a way to open these files in TextEdit?
I tried to ...
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How to edit a .odt file from the terminal?
I work a lot with LibreOffice Writer.
I wanted to know if there was a way to edit the text through the terminal?
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VS Code ON ubuntu 16.04 not showing the right launcher icon after installation
After installing VS Code i'm getting a default icon not that one that comes with vs code
How can i get it look like these ?
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Unable to make Sublime Text-2 as my default app
I tried to follow this to make sublime text 2 as my default text editor
First I did
ls /usr/share/applications
Here I found out that the name was
sublime-text-2.desktop
Then I opened
subl /...
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How do I run R programs from Sublime text 2 in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS?
I have R programming environment in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. I also have Sublime Text 2 and I want to run R programs in it. I don't have any IDE like RStudio and even I dont want to use them as I am just a ...
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sublime text 3 menu not showing
I have recently installed Ubuntu 16.04 and yesterday I've installed Sublime-text-3 text editor.
But the main problem is Menu is not showing unless its opened in root mode,i.e sudo /opt/sublime_text/...
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WARNING:root:could not open file '/etc/apt/sources.list.d/select-editr.list' on Ubuntu 16.04
The first time I ran sudo apt edit-sources it prompted me to choose an editor, I pressed Ctrl+c and tried to rerun. Now whenever I run a command that doesn't exist I get this error message:
~ $ a
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