The former in mind:
Atom is designed for programmers github launched a cross-platform text editor. It has a simple and intuitive graphical user interface, and there are many interesting features: support for CSS, HTML, JavaScript and other web programming languages. It supports macros, auto-complete split-screen function, integrated file manager. Markdown support for special friendly. Known as the 21st century hacker text editor.
Download and install:
The first to use wget to obtain the latest version of the atom.
wget -O atom-amd64.deb https://atom.io/download/deb
followed by installation gdebi use:
sudo apt install gdebi-core
using the command to install atom gdebi
sudo gdebi atom-amd64.deb
commonly used shortcuts:
# hot key Ctrl + / Enable comments Ctrl + \ hidden directory tree display Ctrl + Alt + the I opened Chrome debugger Ctrl + [Right Indent Ctrl + ] to the left indent The Shift + Home cursor to the beginning of the line selected The Shift + End cursor to the end of the line selected Ctrl + D match the selected next Alt + F3 match all selected Ctrl + the up-shift line selected Ctrl + Down selected row down # Tree operations Add a file d Save the file as the current i Display (hidden) file versioning ignored Folding # Alt + the Ctrl + [Folding Alt + Ctrl + ] Expand Alt + the Ctrl + the Shift + {Collapse All Alt + Ctrl + Expand All the Shift +}
references:
1 https://linuxconfig.org/install-atom-on-ubuntu-18-04-bionic-beaver-linux