BBEdit

Any OS which is "designed to be in a dual-boot environment" (meaning, you *have* to dual boot to do what you want) is pretty lame in my opinion. There are many, many bugs. Here are some of the better ones: - When I first open a Classic app (like BBEdit), the number 3 is typed forever until I stop it. This only happens in Classic apps. - The force quit dialog...

I'm sure you've heard this before, but logging in as root is very dangerous. A much better solution to using BBedit is a program called Pseudo. ...

All I can say for edtiting unix files, is BBEdit. I use it all the time (apache.conf is the only file I play with, and I live in root) If I try to edit apache.conf from my user account, I can't. I will never use a CLI text editor.

ok left to right: Desktop (duh!) Clock OmniWeb Fire Internet Explorer Mail Ircle 3.1 Carbon Beta Journal (note taking program)

Yeah, I love Project Builder. It even has the HTML controls from HTMLEdit when you open a .html file. IMO they suck, but I hear there's gonna be a editor plugin API eventually. (murmurs to self.. bbedit bbedit bbedit)