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The only editor I've found that reliably does that is mousepad. (I believe it's from xfce4) It's also really fast to start like Notepad++. Though it is more lik
by dizhn 3y ago
The only editor I've found that reliably does that is mousepad. (I believe it's from xfce4) It's also really fast to start like Notepad++. Though it is more like windows Notepad in features than a bigger editor/ide.
- nunodonato 3y agognome text editor does that too
- RunSet 3y agoFeatherpad also does so, by enabling the option "Start with files of last window". Also: * instead of giving an error message when it lacks permission to read a file (like mousepad) it instead prompts for credentials and attempts to open the file. * it lets you put the tabs on either side. Or use a panel with a list of open files instead of tabs ("split mode"). Featherpad does have a qt dependency, which may be a dealbreaker for some.
- dizhn 3y agoThough I am quite happy with mousepad, I will give featherpad a go. Thanks (I am already on KDE so the QT requirement is OK) EDIT: Tested leafpad. I will keep it around but it doesn't have tabs which I quite like to have. :)