[CALUG] gedit?

[James Ewing Cottrell 3rd]

Something else that works nicely is to use "the file manager", whichever 
one that happens to be. I think it's the standard KDE one (could be 
gnome tho). You can go in a directory, select a bunch of files, and 
rightclick selecting "open these NNN items in NNN new tabs (or windows). 
And of course, the "appropriate" open action is taken based on the MIME 
type of the file.

JIM

Jon Miller wrote:

>KATE is exactly what I was looking for.  Thank you!
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>--- Scott Kitterman <scott at kitterman.com> wrote:
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>>KATE, which is part of KDE, will do those things.
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>>Scott K
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>>...... Original Message .......
>>On Wed, 25 Oct 2006 09:11:48 -0700 (PDT) Jon Miller <jhmiller001 at yahoo.com> 
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>>>I am currently looking for a simple GUI based text editor for linux that 
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>>will
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>>>allow for a tabbed presentation of multiple files.  The only two features 
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>>>addition that it needs to support are search and auto-refresh (so that if a
>>>file it points to is written to the editor will either automatically 
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>>reload the
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>>>file or prompt you to reload the file).  gedit seemed like a great match 
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>>but I
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>>>am unable to figure out how to get it to auto-refresh.  Is this possible?  
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>>If
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>>>not, do you have any recommendations for a similar editor that would 
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>>provide
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>>>these features?
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>>>Thanks,
>>>Jon
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