Text Editor Packages available at CLASSE

These packages currently available under Scientific Linux 7 (usless noted to work in SL6) . They are accessible from Windows and macOS via X2Go. No WBS required.

• GNU Nano - To run, type

  nano

• Atom - To run, type

  atom

  • NOTE: Due to a long standing issue - https://github.com/atom/language-ruby/issues/279 - the version of atom is frozen at 1.40.1

• Visual Studio Code - To run, type

  code

  • Please see the Remote SSH tutorial page to use a local Windows or macOS Visual Studio Code client to access a Linux Visual Studio Code session

• Gedit (avaible on SL6) - To run, type

  gedit

• Pluma - To run, type

  pluma

• ed - To run, type

  ed

• Emacs - To run, type

  emacs

  • SL7 users may need use X2Go compatible versions:

  • /nfs/opt/emacs-25.3-gtk2.sl7/bin/emacs

  • /nfs/opt/emacs-26.3-gtk2.sl7/bin/emacs

  • /nfs/opt/emacs-26.3-gtk3.sl7/bin/emacs

  • /nfs/opt/emacs-26.3-lucid.sl7/bin/emacs

  • /nfs/opt/emacs-27.1-gtk2.sl7/bin/emacs

  • /nfs/opt/emacs-27.1-gtk3.sl7/bin/emacs

  • /nfs/opt/emacs-28.1-gtk3.sl7/bin/emacs

  • /nfs/opt/emacs-28.1-lucid.sl7/bin/emacs

  • /nfs/opt/emacs-29.1-gtk3.sl7/bin/emacs

  • /nfs/opt/emacs-29.1-lucid.sl7/bin/emacs

  • EL9 versions:

  • /nfs/opt/emacs-28.2.el9/bin/emacs

  • /nfs/opt/emacs-29.1-gtk3.el9/bin/emacs

  • A short tutorial can be found here: Cornell University Center for Advanced Computing Intro to Emacs
• KWrite - To run, type

  kwrite

• Vi or Vim - To run, type

  vim

  or type

  vi

• JOE - Joe's Own Editor - To run, type

  /nfs/opt/joe/bin/joe

Please note, to request packages be installed locally on CLASSE managed Windows 10 and macOS systems, please submit a request to service-classe@cornell.edu with the appropriate WBS, as local installs would require scheduled labor, if they not available in AppsAnywhere.