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Apr 4 2006, 06:33 AM
| | I'm searching 2 days ago trying to find notepad++ for linux but i couldn't find it yet, does anyone know or have this great software?, ofcourse i have it on windows, but i don't use windows so much time, most times i'm on linux so i need it to be run on linux. P.S: i don't use WINE so please don't recommend it  |
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Jeigh
Apr 4 2006, 12:01 PM
If you have been sreaching for 2 days and can't find it, I would assume it doesn't exist in a linux compatible version. Even though you said not to, I'd suggest just using wine  Obviouly you'd really like to use this software if you've looked for 2 days, so instead of searching for another day just spend a few minutes figuring out wine and voila. The software looks fairly striaghtforward on their site so I assume it would be emulated without any problems.
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yordan
Apr 4 2006, 04:11 PM
Go to the notepad++ forum and ask for a Linux version. If this versions is not written yet, try crying and ask for writing it. The nopedad++ forum is here http://sourceforge.net/forum/?group_id=95717 (found after 13 seconds googling). Regards Yordan
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xboxrulz
Apr 4 2006, 08:47 PM
or try to port it yourself, their using MingW, which is gcc on Windows, so I guess you can easily port it. QUOTE To build this package:
* For generating the executable file (notepad++.exe), you can use VC++ 7 or MinGW 3.0 / 2.X (a makefile is available)
* For generating the dll files (SciLexer.dll) , you have to use MinGW 3.0 / 2.X
All the binaries will be built in the directory notepad++\PowerEditor\bin
Note that the executable file npp.exe built by MinGW 3.0, for the reason of the runtime lib static-link, has almost 160KB more than the one built by VC++ 7.
There's no remedy for the moment. If you can reduce the exe size by adding/changing the compiler flag or linker flag, please let me know.
Download Notepad++ source files
-- http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htmWhy don't you use WINE, it won't kill u.... xboxrulz
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mastercomputers
Apr 5 2006, 02:54 AM
What's so great about notepad++ that it replaces all the other editors available for Linux? Remember I have not used notepad++ but am just looking into it, especially the porting side of things, that's something I enjoy doing. Also noticed from it's website that it used part of Scintilla, how does ScinTE differ to Notepad++ since that would be interesting to know. Could turn out that writing a new editor using Scintilla might be more effective than porting Notepad++? Cheers, MC
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xboxrulz
Apr 5 2006, 10:38 PM
I was thinking, if you have Kate (Advanced Editor for KDE) then why do you want notepad++ xboxrulz
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moonwitch
May 11 2006, 06:20 PM
You know, I am going to scream. WHY ON EARTH USE KATE FOR coding... How about VIm - you can install it with gui for gnome or kde... Glimmer (which is the proggie I started my first website with).. Or if you prefer a more all around - code completion etc - try Bluefish. If you dont like downloading extra stuff... Open a terminal, type vi <filename.extension> and there you go  (without the < >) Be advised in Vi, you need to hit the Ins key to type, and Esc to leave the typing mode. To exit the file and save.. hit Esc then type ":wq!" : is to execute a command, w for write, q for quit and ! to force it so it's not fussing.
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mastercomputers
May 11 2006, 07:45 PM
Just been looking at the screenshots for Notepad++ and there's really nothing impressive seen from the screenshots, so I take it, it must be the features it has? I would say Quanta Plus and Bluefish would probably be editors that come close to Notepad++, so there maybe no need to actually port Notepad++ over to Linux. I agree that KATE is not really a good code editor, but it is a simple text editor that has some syntax features that would make it acceptable, same would go for the Gnome Editor (gedit). Cheers, MC
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xboxrulz
May 11 2006, 08:36 PM
Moonwitch, I use Kate for my programming/editing, it's just as great as other editors IMO. xboxrulz
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yordan
May 11 2006, 09:07 PM
People have to get familiar with vi, the default text editor with any Unix or Linux computer in the world.
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iGuest
Jun 11 2008, 02:07 AM
and a replacement for edit.exe?
Where To Find Notepad++ For Linux ?
May sound crazy but I miss edit.Exe from win. Like the ability to start writing wherever you liked creating tabbed paragraphs and unlimited length of line, no distractions and custom colors. What would be a good replacement of edit.Exe? Actually thats why I use npp on win .. You can create your own color scheme and tabbed paragraphs .. I write a lot and I tag and tab my writing as xml-like code Any suggestions? -question by indi0
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iGuest
Mar 15 2008, 09:42 AM
notepad++ not for linux
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I had looked for the notepad++ for linux. At last ,I found notepad++ is only for windows ,as it base on the api of windows. -reply by Mng Chu
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iGuest
Jan 29 2008, 09:56 PM
Notepad++ for Linux
Where To Find Notepad++ For Linux ?
SciTE is the Linux version. Notepad++ is actually based upon SciTE. -Weldon
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iGuest
Jan 29 2008, 07:20 PM
bluefish
Where To Find Notepad++ For Linux ?
Bluefish is really good , you must try it! He colors code and he replaces very good notepad ++! P.S:I'm sorry I'm don't english. -TNT55
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iGuest
Jan 16 2008, 03:24 PM
How to install NP++ on linux.
Where To Find Notepad++ For Linux ?
Notepad++ is built on Scite, so you might want to install it and give that a try first. If not, Wine is your solution, even though you don't like it or don't want to use it. Google has even done this for you with a nice little Python installer. Uses apt-get, so it'll work on Debian and Ubuntu and maybe others. Just read the python script. You can do it on other distros. By hand. Http://code.Google.Com/p/npp-installer/ -Weldon
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