Atom for Linux

Atom for Linux is a text editor, code for programmers. As a free, open source software, with a graphical interface, Atom helps developers to write code quickly without any hassle.

The interface of the application writes Atom code for Linux

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Atom for Linux is built on the Electron framework, providing a cross-platform, open source solution that helps developers create modern applications for computers, using advanced Web technologies like HTML5, CSS, Node.js and JavaScript. All wrapped in a powerful, customizable, expandable user interface.

Outstanding feature of Atom code editing software for Linux

• Cross-platform support: Atom is available for Mac, Windows and Linux, making it possible to use the tool on your favorite operating system.
• Integrated package manager allows searching, installing packages within the application or creating a new one
• Write code faster thanks to smart autocompletion - Smart Autocompletion
• The ability to browse files on the system helps locate projects and code instantly
• Support for multiple control panels to compare and edit code on multiple files at the same time
• Effective search and replace function, allowing searching, replacing, previewing text while typing on one file or on multiple files of a large project. It is even possible to find and replace text for all files in the project
• Highly customizable: It is possible to change the user interface by installing new themes available or tweaking them to your liking with CSS as well as adding new functionality with HTML5 and JavaScript.
• Easily expand Atom's features through plugins, called packages. More than 2,000 packages are available and free for you to download and add smarter, more flexible applications.

In short, Atom is an extremely useful tool for programmers using the Linux operating system. Nice interface, highly customizable, lots of good code support features, that's what Atom for Linux will do for you.

System requirements

• Operating system: 64-bit or 32-bit architecture (preferably 64-bit)
• Toolchain: C ++ 11
• Git
• Node.js version 4.4 and above (should install it via nvm)
• Npm version 3.10 and above
• Certainly node-gyp uses python2

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