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If you edit files once in a blue moon, `notepad.exe` is more than sufficient. If you work with hundreds of files per day as part of your profession, you are go
by ioquatix 9y ago
If you edit files once in a blue moon, `notepad.exe` is more than sufficient.
If you work with hundreds of files per day as part of your profession, you are going to want something a bit better. I wouldn't call it over engineering if it solves a real problem.
- tomc1985 9y agoThat hasn't been solved before, a thousand times over, by people who frequently like to coalesce into cliques that represent their choice...
- kbenson 9y agoYou may be committed to dying on this hill, but keep in mind that corpses left behind stink up the place. Please have a care.
- codedokode 9y agoBy the way, Notepad cannot display files with unix-style line ending, it doesn't keep indentation and it inserts BOM when saving file as utf-8.
- WalterGR 9y agoIt also has 1 level of undo.