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| style="vertical-align: text-top;" | '''Text editors''' are perhaps the single most important piece of software to software developers. On Funtoo they should all be found in the {{c|app-editors}} category of the Funtoo tree. So, running ||
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|{{console|body=
$ ##i##ls -d /var/git/meta-repo/kits/*/app-editors/*
}}
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|should show all text editors available from the Funtoo tree. To list all available applications in this category, including those in enabled third-party repositories (e.g., overlays added using Layman) run:
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|{{console|body=
$ ##i##emerge --search "%@^app-editors"
}}
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|By default Funtoo comes with just two text editors pre-installed: nano and vi. Both are command-line text editors.
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Text editors are perhaps the single most important piece of software to software developers. On Funtoo they should all be found in the app-editors category of the Funtoo tree. So, running
user $ ls -d /var/git/meta-repo/kits/*/app-editors/*
should show all text editors available from the Funtoo tree. To list all available applications in this category, including those in enabled third-party repositories (e.g., overlays added using Layman) run:
user $ emerge --search "%@^app-editors"
By default Funtoo comes with just two text editors pre-installed: nano and vi. Both are command-line text editors.