On Windows, Notepad++ rocks and its plugins really make it come alive (particularly TextFX). On Unix, many editors can be coerced into doing what TextFX can do by piping output through custom scripts - select text and send "through" a command.
The main thing I miss about Notepad++ in Linux editors is the ability to record / playback keystrokes. More encouragement to write little custom scripts.
Oh, and Notepad++ might be a little wobbly under Wine, but it runs just fine under QEMU :-)
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I want to know why isn't there version for linux?
Probably because there is SciTE for linux.
There is no Linux Version, like the diskussion here
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=1566420&forum_id=331753
likes also an OS version.
But wine version 0.9.33, starts np++ without problems so far.
No problems to start it... Lots of problems when using it. Always crashes or simply closes itself with no warning.
G'day all,
For those looking for a good editor under Linux, you might want to consider running one (or more!) of these little buggers:
* Geany (0.12 or higher)
* KDevelop
* Bluefish
* SCiTE
On Windows, Notepad++ rocks and its plugins really make it come alive (particularly TextFX). On Unix, many editors can be coerced into doing what TextFX can do by piping output through custom scripts - select text and send "through" a command.
The main thing I miss about Notepad++ in Linux editors is the ability to record / playback keystrokes. More encouragement to write little custom scripts.
Oh, and Notepad++ might be a little wobbly under Wine, but it runs just fine under QEMU :-)