[Golden]

well for windows the best one is notepad it is lightweight and it have all the feature that i need and it is support almost all the programming language but since now im using linux i tried notepadqq before but it crashed a lot so i moved to atom . it have better ui and feature but it isnt as lightweight as notepad++ . for now im using atom text editor

The original Notepad is good but you will not be able to Ctrl + Z many times because it does not hold many past data, which is not good in that case. Can you please share a link to your current text editor? Thank you so much!

[deanhills]

When I'm with cPanel, the File Manager in cPanel has a really great text editor. What's particularly great for me is that one doesn't get invisible little bugs that creep in sometimes when one uploads a page that was created in a third party text editor, through FileZilla. If I'm working with my VPS and don't have cPanel available, I work with NotePad ++ and FileZilla. I don't go for big edits usually. Mostly I use NotePad++ for creating php or similar files from scratch or to do minor edits.

[humanpuff69]

For Windows : Notepad++ it is lightweight and it have all the feature i need and it just work but unfortunately it isnt available for linux
For Linux : atom . it is heavy and ram consuming but it have more the feature than i need but i still use it despite the high resources and i use it for coding php file . before atom i use notepad++ clone called notepadqq . it worked flawlessly before but before i swtich to atom it crashed without any reason when i press backspace so i switch to atom and still using it now

[deanhills]

Sublime Text seems to have a really great record.  I tried it out a couple or more years ago and was really impressed with it.  It has attractive coloring too.  Brackets from Adobe is also nice, but not as good as Sublime Text.  For Linux I like both Nano and Vim.  My preference of the two is Nano as I seem to remember the commands better.