Which PHP editor will be better for ubuntu 9.04? [Guide me]

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Which PHP editor will be better for ubuntu 9.04? [Guide me]

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Hi All,

I am pretty interested in learning LAMP. So, i installed ubuntu 9.04 OS on my PC and also installed PHP, MYSQL too. But, i don't know, which PHP editor will be better [ PHP Editor should similar to dreamweaver ]. Can anyone suggest me for good PHP editor?
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After trying more than 20 different IDES(free and commercials) I settle for Nuphere(phped). I use it on windows, but they do I a linux version.
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version 9.10 is out. im getting it running on my mobile.

on windows i use notepad++ and on ubuntu i use gedit

a lot of people like eclipse though?

zend studio supports linux
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I use Eclipse with PDT on 8.04 for larger things and kate for single file or small projects.

You're not going to find anything like Dreamweaver. Kompozer is maybe the closest but it's buggy. You might check out Aptana. It's Eclipse based but has a WYSIWYG HTML editor if I remember.

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