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Another way to open a Notepad file in Linux is to use a text editor. To do this, you will need to open a terminal window and type in the following command: notepad filename.txt This will open the file in Notepad.

That’s all, above window confirms that we have successfully installed Notepadqq ( Notepad++ like editor) on Ubuntu 22.04 / 20.04 system. The first way is to use the command line. 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

If you want to run a C or C++ program from the Terminal, you will first need to complie the program before you can launch it from the Terminal.Notepadqq is available in the default package repositories of Ubuntu 22.04 & 20.04.

The "sudo" command allows regular users to run Terminal commands with administrative privileges or root access.

If you receive a message that says you don't have permission to run a program or access is denied, type sudo before the program name and press Enter.

For example, you can launch a website in a web browser by typing the web browser name followed by the web address and press Enter to launch that website in the web browser (i.e. Many programs have additional command modifiers you can use to launch the program in a specific way.

Type -h or -help after the program name to display the help menu for that program.

For example, if you want to run Firefox from the Terminal, you would simply type firefox and press Enter.

As long as a program is in your user "$PATH" variable, Linux will search $PATH for the program and launch it automatically.

Unlike the Windows command-line (CMD), you do not need to type out the full directory path or change directories for most programs in Linux. Type the name of the program and press ↵ Enter.