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Awesome. When I moved to linux a few years ago notepad++ was one of the harder apps to find a replacement for. I ended up sticking with Kate Edit: Kate is great, give it a shot!
Not saying that they would allow but it'd help the community as a whole with less duplication of work and deliver more features.
HOLY CRAP!!! This is wonderful news. This is probably my most missed app on Linux/Macos. Installing immediately! edit: flatpak support is just chefs kiss.
Why do you prefer it to sublime text in particular? I also like Micro a lot - it uses the command line as a GUI
Awesome. When I moved to linux a few years ago notepad++ was one of the harder apps to find a replacement for. I ended up sticking with Kate Edit: Kate is great, give it a shot!
Why would I choose notepad++ over something like vim or emacs? Is there a compelling differentiator?
Just to provide a diversity of opinion: I've heard basically nothing but positive feedback about Notepad++ over the years. However, I tried it out for about 10 seconds before closing it and never looked back. The, what I call "millions of tiny buttons" interface is ugly and distracting. I've never liked IDEs or other apps with this UI style. I use a JetBrains IDE now that has just as many features but the UI is not c…
Just to provide a diversity of opinion: I've heard basically nothing but positive feedback about Notepad++ over the years. However, I tried it out for about 10 seconds before closing it and never looked back. The, what I call "millions of tiny buttons" interface is ugly and distracting. I've never liked IDEs or other apps with this UI style. I use a JetBrains IDE now that has just as many features but the UI is not c…
It supported a lot of languages.