There's also SublimeText, which is available in Windows and Linux (or whatever) flavours. Its largely the same as Notepad++. Its also very adaptable and a lot of users use it as an IDE. Click to ...
(As many readers here know, I live in Notepad, so I am noting these with a mix of excitement and trepidation, given Notepad's simplicity is what keeps me coming back.) Read also: Here's how you can ...
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