Atom is an excellent open source text editor that I have switched to recently. Atom requires a network connection to update itself, install packages etc. This usually just works out-of-the-box.
However, if you are behind a proxy server, the proxy settings for Atom can be specified as below. Run the commands below at the OS's command line.
Specify The Proxy Server In Atom
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| apm config set http-proxy [http://username:password@proxy.server.url.com:80] | |
| apm config set https-proxy [http://username:password@proxy.server.url.com:80] |
Verify The Proxy Server Specified In Atom
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| apm config get http-proxy | |
| apm config get https-proxy |
