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Nathan Fisher 2022-07-26 17:21:32 -04:00
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title: "Vapad 0.1.0 prerelease", title: "Vapad 0.1.0 prerelease",
summary: None, summary: None,
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tags: ["vapad", "vala", "programming"], year: 2022,
month: 7,
day: 26,
hour: 21,
minute: 20,
second: 58,
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So one of the Linux distros that I used a lot in my early days was Puppy Linux. Around the time I started with it, Puppy had two graphical text editors, Leafpad and Beaver. Leafpad was basically what you'd get if you were copying Notepad's interface using Gtk+. It's extremely simple and no frills. Even after moving away from Puppy, I continued to install Leafpad on whatever system I was on and made sure that it was the program used to open any text file when clicked on in a file manager. I did this for a rather long time, until I sat down and actually learned Vim. So one of the Linux distros that I used a lot in my early days was Puppy Linux. Around the time I started with it, Puppy had two graphical text editors, Leafpad and Beaver. Leafpad was basically what you'd get if you were copying Notepad's interface using Gtk+. It's extremely simple and no frills. Even after moving away from Puppy, I continued to install Leafpad on whatever system I was on and made sure that it was the program used to open any text file when clicked on in a file manager. I did this for a rather long time, until I sat down and actually learned Vim.
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What I don't plan to have is a million little checkboxes to tun features like line numbering, syntax highlighting and auto-indenting on or off. My thinking is that those kinds of comfor features can just be left on at all times, because the first thing that most people do is turn them on anyway. Like I said, sane defaults and a simple interface. What I don't plan to have is a million little checkboxes to tun features like line numbering, syntax highlighting and auto-indenting on or off. My thinking is that those kinds of comfor features can just be left on at all times, because the first thing that most people do is turn them on anyway. Like I said, sane defaults and a simple interface.
=> https://codeberg.org/jeang3nie/vapad/releases/tag/v0.1.0 => https://codeberg.org/jeang3nie/vapad/releases/tag/v0.1.0