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Notepad++ is an open-source and freely available application that is used as a code editor or text editor by students and professionals. Notepad++ has support for nearly 90 different programming languages. This application supports working for more than 1 file in a single window. One of the advantages of this application is its easy interface and appearance. Notepad++ was officially released on 24th November 2003, and it was developed by Don Ho.
Installing Notepad++ on Ubuntu can be done through two methods: using the GUI via the Ubuntu Software Center or through the command line using Snap. Below, weβll explore both installation methods in detail.
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Click on the Activities Panel on your desktop and search for "Ubuntu Software."
In the Ubuntu Software Center, use the search bar to find "Notepad++."
Click on the Notepad++ listing and then click the "Install" button. You will be prompted to enter your password to authorize the installation.
After the installation is complete, go back to the Activities Panel, search for "Notepad++," and click on the application icon to launch it.
Notepad++ is now ready to use! You can begin writing code in various programming languages right away.
First, ensure that Snap is installed on your system. Open the terminal and run the following command:
sudo apt-get install snapd snapd-xdg-openExecute the below command to install Notepad++ through Snap Store.
sudo snap install notepad-plus-plusStart the application by executing the below command in the terminal itself.
notepad-plus-plusNotepad++ is a versatile and powerful text editor that is perfect for anyone involved in coding, scripting, or text editing. With its support for multiple languages, customizable interface, and extensive plugin options, itβs an essential tool for both beginners and experienced developers. By following the above mentioned steps, you can easily install Notepad++ on your Ubuntu system using either the GUI or command line.