Sublime Text is a sophisticated text editor for code, markup and prose. Its a closed source editor. The first version of sublime was released in five years ago. It is very extensibility and cross platformability, this means you can use this on ubuntu on the desktop, OS X on the laptop, Windows at work and have the same theme, plugin, and keybinding across all platforms.
* Autosave
* Bookmark within files
* Multi-panel editing
* Ability to select multiple sections of code
* It has a Minimap. It show the full source code
* It has native support for 27 programming languages included,
with additional available
* It has a custom key for binding
* Brace matching, autocomplete
* Support for macros and python-based plugins
* RegEx-based find and replace
* Fully customizable syntax highlighting
Open Terminal and follow the commands to install Sublime Text 2.
Features of sublime text 2
* Autosave
* Bookmark within files
* Multi-panel editing
* Ability to select multiple sections of code
* It has a Minimap. It show the full source code
* It has native support for 27 programming languages included,
with additional available
* It has a custom key for binding
* Brace matching, autocomplete
* Support for macros and python-based plugins
* RegEx-based find and replace
* Fully customizable syntax highlighting
Install Sublime text 2 on Ubuntu/Linux Mint
Open Terminal and follow the commands to install Sublime Text 2.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/sublime-text-2
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install sublime-text
