Linux doesn't have EDT, but there are scores of editors available. The only one that's guaranteed to be included in every UNIX version is .:: podcasts.apple.com ::. .:: telegra.ph ::. vi---forget it, your sysadm must have installed something better. Probably the most popular editor is emacs, which can emulate EDT to a certain degree; jed is another editor that provides EDT emulation.
These two editors are particularly useful for editing program sources, since they have two features unknown to EDT: syntax hilighting and automatic indentation. Moreover, you can compile your programs from within the editor (command ESC-X compile); in case of a syntax error, the cursor will be positioned on the offending line. I bet that you'll never want to use the true blue EDT again.
If you have emacs: start it, then type ESC-X edt-emulation-on. Pressing ALT--X or ESC-X is emacs' way of issuing commands, like EDT's CTRL--Z. From now on, emacs acts like EDT apart from a few commands. Differences:
don't press CTRL--Z to issue commands (if you did, you stopped .:: www.codementor.io ::. .:: caf.vass.gov.vn ::. emacs. Type fg to resume it);
there's an extensive on-line help. Press CTRL-H ?, or CTRL-H T to start a tutorial;
to save a file, press CTRL-X CTRL-S;
to exit, press CTRL-X CTRL-C;
to insert a new file in a buffer, press CTRL-X CTRL-F, then CTRL-X B to switch among buffers. [Debug Vue.js]
If you have jed: ask your sysadm to configure jed properly. Emulation is already on when you start it; use the normal keypad keys, and press CTRL--H CTRL--H or CTRL-? to get help. Commands are issued in the same way as .:: telegra.ph ::. emacs'. In addition, there are some handy key bindings missing in the original EDT; key bindings can also be tailored to your own taste. Ask your sysadm.
In alternative, you may use another editor with a completely different interface. emacs in native mode is an obvious choice; another popular editor is joe, which can emulate other editors like emacs itself (being even easier to use) or the DOS editor. Invoke the editor as [Research Paper: C Sharp] .:: partners.skanska.com ::. jmacs or jstar and press, respectively, CTRL-X H or CTRL-J to get online help. .:: podcasts.apple.com ::. emacs and jed are much more powerful than good ol' EDT.