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Hmm, interesting genesis: > When it was 2014 or 2015, we had some big events in Russia (Crimea related) so many people here were excited. I was too, so I wanted to program some new project. https://sourceforge.net/blog/march-2020-community-choice-pro...
I'm just about to get it to compile. I'm writing a Python version of the Bash script that downloads and installs all of the packages. It's a learning project so it's pretty messy but I intend to clean it up and submit it to the developers at some point.
CudaText is nice, I'm using it to write this compiling script to get to know it better. It's sort of SublimeText-adjacent but also its own thing. I already have a long list of things I want to replicate from my Sublime setup.
[1] http://lazplanet.blogspot.com/2018/05/spotlight-cudatext-hot...
What's with the CUDA reference?
That got me wondering at a first glance too. But in this case, the word stands for "čuda" not CUDA. Čuda = miracles, wonders, in Serbian (and several other languages). And odd conglomerate of words from different languages perhaps, one even anglicized (ASCIIzed?) at that... Well, it does get the people talking, I suppose.
IANAL, and have no idea how likely Nvidia would be to succeed in a trademark dispute with this developer. But in situations like this, it’s often good to just not use a name if a large section of your target audience could become confused upon hearing it. Even if you didn’t know about the other product when you came up with your name, and even if it’s technically legal.
Cool! I just learned about this editor randomly about a week ago [1], then mentioned it on the thread about Double Commander the other day, a file manager also written in Lazarus [2]. I'm just about to get it to compile. I'm writing a Python version of the Bash script that downloads and installs all of the packages. It's a learning project so it's pretty messy but I intend to clean it up and submit it to the develope…
I use like 100+ of these snippets in Geany, so it was awesome to see it become a feature in another interesting new editor.
What's with the CUDA reference?
Hmm, interesting genesis: > When it was 2014 or 2015, we had some big events in Russia (Crimea related) so many people here were excited. I was too, so I wanted to program some new project. https://sourceforge.net/blog/march-2020-community-choice-pro...
So it started as a celebretion of the annexation of Crimea by Russia?
I thought this was going to tell me about a hardware accelerated text editor.