Another method is to use split
. Split the file into 8 pieces and manipulate the files with a editor. After that, you reassemble the files again.
split -b 53750k <your-file>
cat xa* > <your-file>
SYNOPSIS
split [OPTION]... [INPUT [PREFIX]]
-a, --suffix-length=N
use suffixes of length N (default 2)
-b, --bytes=SIZE
put SIZE bytes per output file
-C, --line-bytes=SIZE
put at most SIZE bytes of lines per output file
-d, --numeric-suffixes
use numeric suffixes instead of alphabetic
-l, --lines=NUMBER
put NUMBER lines per output file
Vi/Vim
Just use vim
or vi
which offers file encryption with blowfish
when using -x
option.
create a file for encryption as follows:
vim -x filename.txt
Then it will prompt to enter encryption key
Enter encryption key:
Once a file has been encrypted by Vim once, you never need to use the -x option when opening that file again. Vim will automatically recognize it as an encrypted file and do the right thing.
Because Blowfish is a symmetric key encryption system, the same key is used for both encryption and decryption. When Vim
opens a file for the first time with the -x option, the first thing it will do is ask you to give it a key you can use to encrypt and decrypt the file, with this prompt:
Need encryption key for "abc.txt"
Enter encryption key:
After entering the key, you will then be asked to confirm the key, to ensure you did not mistype it.
Enter same key again:
Then it will open as normally as usual.
Read more here
CryptoTE
According to the website.
CryptoTE is a text editor with integrated strong cryptography.
It is based on the popular Scintilla widget and automatically stores
text data in secure encrypted container files.
Compared to other "password keeper" programs, CryptoTE does not force
any structure upon your data: it works with plain ASCII text
and does not require you to fill in grids, key-value attributes,descriptions etc.
Encryption is transparently performed using the
highly-secure Serpent cipher. The editing interface is thoroughly
optimized for speed and ease of use.
Multiple subfiles, Quick-Find and a two-click random password generator
make daily use very convenient.
for ubuntu see.
Best Answer
You can use
Geany
.Then after running
Geany
, from "Tools" menu select "Plugin Manager" and check "Split Window" to enable this plugin.Then click on "split window" to highlight it and click on "keybindings", Assign a key binding to side by side, then using those keys you get your document side by side.