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Whoever decided to put a "No to all" button in Notepad++, I wish you and your family a healthy and wealthy life. I hope you will get a pay rise and be successful in your career.

- Windows OS user after a long while. Closing a lot of files was a nightmare back then.

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  • 3
    Have you tried anything else except notepad++?
  • 15
    TBH, I highly respect Notepad++ as a quality crafted product and really wish it was cross platform.
  • 4
    @theuser Yeah, Notepadqq under Linux isn't even nearly as good, and its performance sucks. Just like Meld is ridiculous compared to Winmerge.
  • 2
    @example-user The organisations I have worked have a painful approval process for using any kind of software that does not come out of the box. Luckily, Notepad++ was allowed in all of them. So, it is commonly used for cases like editing server.xml from WinSCP, general configuration files and such.
  • 1
    @theuser @Fast-Nop
    Maybe, I just wish people would stop using vanilla no++ it in place of and IDE.
  • 0
    @SortOfTested I don't need an IDE. For really hard cases, I use GDB on CLI anyway.
  • 1
    @Fast-Nop
    The problem is people who desperately need an IDE to support their absence of ability and assert that they do not.
  • 1
    Wait this isn't a rant
  • 4
    Never really got the dislike for notepad++, unobtrusive af, easy startup, and it works well under heavy loads.

    I would say that it ain't for beginners for the same reason @SortOfTested and @Fast-Nop said, it ain't an IDE, so it shouldn't be used as one.

    I am leaving my Vim+1500plugins and personalized vim files tho.
  • 3
    @AleCx04 We (I) need a list of your plugins and why the hell do you need so many?
  • 1
    @ThermalCube nah man its just me playing around. I do have lots of plugins inside of my Vim config. NerdTree for example, lightline, couple of plugins for different languages, stuff like that, nothing too crazy really.
  • 0
    @theuser NP++ will never be cross-platform unless the French Chinese author completely changes his mind (or hands off the project to someone which is unlikely).
  • 0
    @Berkmann18 Better go ahead and copy paste source code into WebAssembly and then copy paste into electron. Done.
  • 0
    @theuser That would be an interestingly complex approach. Mind you that might be worth being a CS final year project.
  • 0
    Until u realize u forgot to save a tab...
  • 2
    I switched to vscode but np++ will always have a place in my heart.
  • 0
    ❤️🥺🤲
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