#notepadpp — Public Fediverse posts
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👀 macOS port of Notepad++ called out for trademark violation
｢ It's not the fork that's the problem, it's the attempt to make it look official, says original Notepad++ dev Don Ho ｣
https://www.theregister.com/2026/05/04/notepad_dev_demands_unofficial_macos
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I can only recommend to use #notepadpp and the little option at the top that makes non ASCII visible as coloured blocks with the name of that char within it e.g. <CR><LF>
All text editors and IDEs should have that option enabled and enable it by default.
That would effectively prevent these issues here...
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I can only recommend to use #notepadpp and the little option at the top that makes non ASCII visible as coloured blocks with the name of that char within it e.g. <CR><LF>
All text editors and IDEs should have that option enabled and enable it by default.
That would effectively prevent these issues here...
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I can only recommend to use #notepadpp and the little option at the top that makes non ASCII visible as coloured blocks with the name of that char within it e.g. <CR><LF>
All text editors and IDEs should have that option enabled and enable it by default.
That would effectively prevent these issues here...
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I can only recommend to use #notepadpp and the little option at the top that makes non ASCII visible as coloured blocks with the name of that char within it e.g. <CR><LF>
All text editors and IDEs should have that option enabled and enable it by default.
That would effectively prevent these issues here...
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I can only recommend to use #notepadpp and the little option at the top that makes non ASCII visible as coloured blocks with the name of that char within it e.g. <CR><LF>
All text editors and IDEs should have that option enabled and enable it by default.
That would effectively prevent these issues here...
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⚠️ Notepad++ Hijacked by State-Sponsored Hackers
｢ The exact technical mechanism remains under investigation, though the compromise occured at the hosting provider level rather than through vulnerabilities in Notepad++ code itself. Traffic from certain targeted users was selectively redirected to attacker-controlled served malicious update manifests ｣
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/hijacked-incident-info-update/
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Besides using a literal Hex editor is there any console based tool to look at a text file without it parsing control and escape codes? Like @don-ho.bsky.social's #Notepadpp but for the CLI?
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Notepad++ 6.7.5 for Windows 2000
Download: https://www.mediafire.com/file/qre0qbpcu9udhuk/Notepad-675.exe/file
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Notepad++ 6.7.5 for Windows 2000
Download: https://www.mediafire.com/file/qre0qbpcu9udhuk/Notepad-675.exe/file
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Notepad++ 6.7.5 for Windows 2000
Download: https://www.mediafire.com/file/qre0qbpcu9udhuk/Notepad-675.exe/file
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Notepad++ 6.7.5 for Windows 2000
Download: https://www.mediafire.com/file/qre0qbpcu9udhuk/Notepad-675.exe/file
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Notepad++ 6.7.5 for Windows 2000
https://www.mediafire.com/file/v355508rm36oq4u/Notepad-675.exe/file
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New Version: Notepad++ 8.7.1 (stable;x86) #NotepadPP https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/
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had to configure #windows today and after downloading exe-files from the internet, i installed stuff like #notepadpp, #7zip, #vlc,… all the things i know from the long gone past came back to me.it gave me chill seeing these win3.11 dialogues again and the different fonts, blurry or broken anti-aliasing, i don't know.
I am so happy to be able to work on #linux only. A #floss system that brings all base applications, works #ootb and supports #openFormats by default.
…and it has a package manager
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had to configure #windows today and after downloading exe-files from the internet, i installed stuff like #notepadpp, #7zip, #vlc,… all the things i know from the long gone past came back to me.it gave me chill seeing these win3.11 dialogues again and the different fonts, blurry or broken anti-aliasing, i don't know.
I am so happy to be able to work on #linux only. A #floss system that brings all base applications, works #ootb and supports #openFormats by default.
…and it has a package manager
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CW: Linux desktops: Am I a good GNOME candidate?
Most the progs I use have native Linux versions or equivalents (though I think it's a bummer that Notepad++ doesn't have a native Linux version, though maybe Notepad PP will work for me). And M$Word has some fancier find-replace functions I need for ebook formatting (and why can't LibreOffice map CTRL+ALT+- for a proper em-dash, honestly??).