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MS-DOS Editor
Notepad++
gedit
pico
vim
vim
MS-DOS Editor
1993–1999
I used it when I learned how to operate a computer in elementary school ^^
Notepad++
2006–
Easily the most solid text editor for Windows I've ever seen. I discovered it while looking for a text editor that could highlight VHDL syntax.
gedit
2007–
gEdit is the default text editor on Ubuntu, so I used it in a class where I had to use Linux for the first time. It's meh.
pico
2007–
On my Linux class we used the commercial version of SUSE, which comes with Pico instead of Nano. It's a very average text editor with nothing special.
vim
2007–
I took it on Linux class too. This editor made me realize why the console can get actually comfortable once you get used to it. To save a file with a Mexican keyboard, you hit Escape Shift+Period W Enter Insert; do this countless times because you have the reflex of saving every 10 seconds, and it comes off by pure and simple muscle memory.