Now to get started with installation, Press Windows key or Click on the dash icon in the bottom left corner of the desktop to open the dash menu. In this method, we will use GUI to install Notepad++ in Ubuntu.
Using Command-line Install Notepad++ Using Ubuntu GUI. There are two ways to install Notepad++ on Ubuntu: This guide has been tested on all Ubuntu versions from Ubuntu 18.04 to Ubuntu 22.04. In this article, we’ll show you how to install Notepad++ on Ubuntu. Fortunately, however, there is a way to use Notepad++ on Linux distributions, as it is available as a snap package for Linux users. If you go to the official website of Notepad++, you will notice that there is no link to download Notepad++ for Linux distributions. It supports various features like syntax highlighting, multi-document view, bracket matching, macro recording, auto-completion, color codes, etc. Notepad++ is an open-source code editor that is much better than the standard Windows text editor. That’s all, above window confirms that we have successfully installed Notepadqq ( Notepad++ like editor) on Ubuntu 22.04 / 20.04 system.Notepad++ is one of the best text and source code editors developed for the Microsoft Windows platform. We will get following screen, by default we will get blank page of notepadqq but in my case I have copied the content of one of my Ansible playbook, To launch notepadqq, head to Activity and search notepadqq as shown below, Once the installation is completed, close the Ubuntu Software Center app. Installing Notepadqq via GUI (Ubuntu Software Center)Īccess Ubuntu Software Center app and search notepadqq,Ĭlick on notepadqq icon, we will get the following screenĬlick on Install, it will prompt you to enter your user password, type the password and the click on Authenticate. 
So it’s installation is straight forward, open the terminal and run following apt command, $ sudo apt update$ sudo apt install notepadqq -y Notepadqq is available in the default package repositories of Ubuntu 22.04 & 20.04.
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