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-![logo-sublime](../../../img/logo_sublimetext_512.png)
+![logo-sublime](../../../img/logo_sublimetext_512.png =200x200)
 
 
 Sublime is my favourite text editor. Python, Bash, Markdown, C++, html... you name it. It can even handle Matlab! 
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 If you want to use a good open science text editor (and you should!). You might want to try [Vim](https://www.vim.org/download.php). This powerful text editor is available on Windows, Linux and MacOS. Although git is not directly build in the software, you can find a lot of Git plugins that will satisfy you. 
 
-![logo-sublime](../../../img/logo-Vim.png)
+![logo-sublime](../../../img/logo-Vim.png =200x200)
 
 
 Same can be said about [Geany](https://geany.org/) which bear the same characteristics! And several git plugins for Geany exists as well!!! 
 
-![logo-sublime](../../../img/logo-Geany.png)
+![logo-sublime](../../../img/logo-Geany.png =200x200)
 
 You can also use Microsoft Visual Studio (BOOOOOOOOOOOOOH - sorry, I went through terrible nights trying to make a C#/C++ software work).