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Good Notepad++ Alternative for Mac?

Liikeaturtle

Some how I got a hipster Macbook and now I need a text editor, personal recommendations?

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Sublime Text 2 is what I used to use on my old OS X partition, and then I heard of Bootcamp

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I can recommend Vim, but if that's too hardcore for you then Sublime seems

to be an excellent choice as well.

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might be a little late, but I personally LOVE komodo edit. I use it for javascript/ html, and when I started using it on mac, I loved it so much that I got it for PC. Great little program and it is very well polished

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