Mine was a PDP 11/34 running UNIX Version 7 in the basement of the Psych building at the University of Waterloo, from 1979 to 1983. Those were the days. Lots of fun and dot matrix printing, which is the only way I could actually study and debug my code.
Notepad has been updated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Mine was a PDP 11/34 running UNIX Version 7 in the basement of the Psych building at the University of Waterloo, from 1979 to 1983. Those were the days. Lots of fun and dot matrix printing, which is the only way I could actually study and debug my code.
novaphile
Quester of Doglets
Notepad++ here with some interesting bolt-ons.
(Including a JSON parser/formatter)
(Including a JSON parser/formatter)
I didn't know there were plugins for it. So is there current development and a decent community for Notepad++? I admit that I pretty much use Windows just for Steam. I do my other stuff on Linux. My main editors are Emacs, GVim, and Typora (which is a Markdown editor that also works great on Windows and macOS).
I think Notepad++ is nice, though, and I use it for administrative stuff on Windows.
grmcdorman
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It is in active development, and I believe it has been ported to Linux. I've never bothered with it on that platform, though; mind you, since my work is on Windows systems I do most editing work there.
Wudang
BOFH
Yes if you have an even vaguely recent version you should see "plugins" on the menu and a link to the plugin manager.
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Thank you for your honesty
It was the only way I could think of to keep the dream alive that one day I might actually try to learn Elisp.