• CarrotsHaveEars
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    62 years ago

    Never a NP++ fan. Nor ever will be.

    To me, an editor is an editor. Don’t be political. Don’t bullshit. Focus on editing my stuff and help those poor children in Uganda.

    • @nour
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      22 years ago

      help those poor children in Uganda

      I see, you’re a Vim user, too?

  • loathesome dongeaterM
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    62 years ago

    I don’t understand. “Boycott Beijing 2022”? The event is already underway and no one is boycotting it. This release was made one day before the event started.

  • @gun@lemmy.ml
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    52 years ago

    Time to fork it and make a new “without the communist party, there would be no new China” edition

  • @CriticalResist8A
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    52 years ago

    It’s really cringe for software editors to take such stances on the pretext that they make free software. Thus they handle issues they know nothing about but, because Notepad++ was made by a Chinese person living in France, wouldn’t be surprised if he was on the CIA payroll like Ai Weiwei with such takes. In 2019 they named a release after the HK riots.

    It’s still good software, I mean, I barely use it but it loads super fast and it handles file extensions that most programs can’t handle. I don’t use it for whatever little programming I do because it is lacking in this aspect (number 1: can’t compile lol).

  • @savoy
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    32 years ago

    And the worst thing is that it’s the only decent alternative on Windows for a text editor with actual syntax highlighting.

    I’m not about to get my coworkers to use Notepad to edit a YAML file for some reporting software, that would be an absolute mess.

  • 10_0
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    22 years ago

    I don’t like this because it’s bringing politics into FOSS without a real reason. It’s like talking about what you’re gonna have for lunch and a stranger saying “That’s not X diet.” It adds nothing and creates divide.