In this tutorial, you have learned to install Notepad++ on your Fedora Linux system using snap pacakges. To uninstall Notepad++ from your Fedora system, execute: sudo snap remove notepad-plus-plus You can remove snap packages anytime, whenever you don’t required the application. Notepad++ is ready to be used on your Fedora system. All stable plugins are now displayed in a table like interface. Start the text editor and then open Plugins > Plugin Manager > Show Plugin Manager on the menubar. Search for you application and you will find a launch icon like: You can start the plugin manager of Notepad++ the following way. Now, launch Notepad++ from the applications. You will the output like: notepad-plus-plus 7.8.6 from Taqu Raza (mmtrt) installedĪfter completing the above step, Notepad++ will be installed on your Fedora system. To install Notepad++ on Fedora, type: sudo snap install notepad-plus-plus We use snap package manager to install Notepad++, which also install all the required dependency for running it on Fedora system. Notepad++ runs over the WINE platform, which provides compatibility for the Windows application on Unix-like operating systems. You can simply log out and log in back to apply changes. Now, reboot your system to complete the installation. Next, create a symbolic link to complete the installation on your system. Run the below command to install Snapd daemon on your Fedora system. A snap package is a self-contained package including the dependencies. Snapd is a package manager application popular among Linux users.
This tutorial will help you to install Notepad++ on your Fedora system using snap packages. It keeps smaller program size and faster executing with lower CPU uses. This application is written on C++ and uses pure Win32 API and STL. It provides a large number of options to work with it including the syntax highlighting.
Notepad++ is one of the most popular text editor between Windows users.
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