BBEdit

It's not possible to use sudo in BBEdit AFAIK. ...

Thanks, I can get in with SFTP but my server says I do not have permissions to make changes. I guess there is no way to send sudo commands over BBEdit?

There's no need to use MacFuse in order to accomplish this: BBEdit has built-in FTP and SFTP file browsing/opening/saving built in. If your server supports SSH, then you can SFTP into it. SFTP is simply FTP over an SSH tunnel. Simply instruct BBEdit to open an FTP/SFTP server, choose SFTP, then enter your ssh credentials.

I have a different answer from BBEdit forum now :)

Yep, BBEdit is for Mac OS X only. There is no Linux version of BBEdit. ...

When you're logged into the server via ssh you're talking to the server. How is the server supposed to know what bbedit is? ...

I get: But let me clarify again that it works on my computer lovally, but not when I SSH in to my server with Ubuntu. So there must be something to install or config on Ubuntu maybe?

If the binaries are in /usr/bin (bbedit, bbdiff, etc.), and /usr/bin is in your $PATH shell variable, then there shouldn't be any problem. What happens if you type "bbedit" in the Terminal without giving it a filename? Does it report that that's an invalid command, or does it invoke the command-line bbedit program (which will simply do nothing, other than allow you to type...

Are the binaries located in /usr/bin? (bbdiff, bbedit, etc.)

Sorry, I did not say that it's the files on my server that I try to open in BBEdit. And the command line tools is installed. It works on local files but not from the server that runs Ubuntu 7.10.