I’ll agree with Ian. JEdit is good. I prefer it to EditPlus for many reasons, even though it’s a bit slower. Cross-platform availability is one of it’s main advantages. I guess that’s the reason Zend are going with Eclipse. I’ve used Zend Studio on and off since verison 2 and see why Zend needs to make this move. Instead of spending the resources developing their own environment and pretty much reinvent the weel that only works for PHP editing, they better focus on imporoving Eclipse. This is a Win-Win situation: Eclipse gets better because of Zend support and Zend gets to focus on PHP more. Plus, Zend Studio plain sucks. The usability suffers because these guys have to think in 3 languages at once: C/C++ for PHP development, PHP – just because, and Java for Zend Studio, then integrate them all and it’s still buggy. They’ll still have to focus on Java for the eclipse plugin, but they won’t have to think of things like “What happens then a user triple-clicks a line?” or “Should newlines be copied when you copy a line?” or “How do we improve SFTP support to handle keys instead of passwords?” – which all have nothing to do with PHP editing. Plus the developers get the benefits of other plugins and Zend won’t have to think about CSS syntax parsing, for example.