GNU nano vs SynWrite : Which is Better?
GNU nano
GNU nano is a text editor for Unix-like computing systems or operating environments using a command line interface.
License: Open Source
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GNU nano VS SynWrite Feature comparision
| Feature | GNU nano | SynWrite |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic Indentation | ||
| Command line interface | ||
| Search and replace | ||
| Terminal-based | ||
| Syntax Highlighting | ||
| Portable | ||
| Tree structure | ||
| Lightweight | ||
| Code formatting | ||
| Tabbed interface | ||
| Custom Language Definitions | ||
| Extensible by Plugins/Extensions | ||
| Built-in Terminal | ||
| Autocompletion | ||
| Customizable | ||
| Support for Themes | ||
| Community based | ||
| Package Control | ||
| Better syntax highlighting support | ||
| Debian package compatible | ||
| FOSS | ||
| Spell checking | ||
| Cross-platform | ||
| Editable text color schemes | ||
| Native application | ||
| Built-in themes |
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