Which of the Linux text editors can work over FTP?

Question

linux

You see, I want that when I save a file, it automatically overwrites the file on the server without any additional requests. I like the way it's done in Notepad, but I haven't seen anything similar in other editors.

Sorry for the bluntness, for some reason I completely forgot about the ability to mount remote file systems on Linux)
Yes, this solves my problem, thank you all.

Answer 1

I’ll show you the options, there is a fuse project in linux, it allows you to mount file systems described by a simple library that works like a regular application in userspace, based on it support for all sorts of exotic situations, incl. work on ftp - ftpfs (it comes standard with any Linux), there is also sshfs for access via ssh, avfs for archives (here fuse-zip and archivemount) or exotic winregfs for reading windows registry files as files, etc. dozens of libraries go by default in the repository.
mount to a directory without root and use it as local files from any programs

Answer 2

https://www.google.md/search?q=linux+text+editor+w...
In fact, almost everything, it just works a little differently than in Windows. Although there are some with similar functionality.

Answer 3

you mount and use it as a local file
before/when you moved from Windows = used Notepad++ = works under wine
this is the best editor for Windows
under linux I use Geany
Threat
there are a lot of goodies,
mostly I use only REGEXP search
= I have enough of this
and I use Notepad++ just got used to, during the use of Windows