Amp is a lightweight, fully-featured Vi/Vim inspired text editor for your Linux terminal, written in Rust. It provides the core interaction model of Vi/Vim in a simplified way, and puts together the fundamental features required for a modern text editor. It is a zero-configuration, no-plugins and terminal-based user interface that combines extremely well with terminal emulators such as tmux and Alacritty. Amp also supports a modal, keyboard-driven interface inspired by Vim that makes navigating and editing text fast. AMP Features: File Finder – Rapidly indexes and searches files using a easy, exact matching algorithm and Ignores git folders by default. Easy Movement – Quick cursor motion without repetitive keystrokes. Symbol Jump – Go to any class, form, or method definition within the current buffer. Flexible Keymaps – Easy YAML-based key mappings with the capability to create multiple built-in commands into new, custom macros. Requirements A Rust programming language must installed on the system. These dependencies libxcb, openssl, zlib, cmake and python3 packages must installed on the system. How to Install Amp Text Editor in Linux To install AMP Text Editor from source, you must first install the specified dependencies on your respective Linux distribution using following command. $ sudo apt-get…