I only use vim, including the GUI version when I was on Windows
a couple years ago, but I recently saw this blog post that
suggests Sublime would be a good choice for noobs, who might be
overwhelmed by vim's learning curve and want a more GUI-like
experience:
https://medium.freecodecamp.org/why-i-still-use-vim-67afd76b4db6
I've already tried Sublime Text, and I agree that it's much more
user-friendly than Vim.
But Geany is quite close to Sublime Text.
And it's 100% free and open source, really cross-platform, easy
to download and install (14mb for the windows installer), while
using very little resources and being very complete and
user-friendly.
If you need a simple D IDE with all batteries included, I still
think that CoEdit may be the best option, for the same reasons...
