Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sat 30th Oct 2004 06:37 UTC
When on Unix/Linux I mostly use Gnome, and so here are some of the best third party GTK+ applications around I have found.
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I usually use a plain text editor for web development, but for those who require features and syntax highlighting
Syntax highlighting works in VIm supporting many various formats. Open a file with it (e.g. a .c or .html) and do :syntax on. It works great, 'couldn't live without it'.
Anyway in GNOME i use the non-GTK app Aterm as alternative for GNOME-Terminal since it uses far less resources especially when scrolling (e.g. when compiling). Onfortunately it doesn't support tabs and multi-Aterm ain't very stable [here].