Nothing at all from Windows 11. Windows 10 had good paint and notepad versions. Nice and quick and handy. I use Leafpad and Drawing on Linux, but they aren’t quite the same as the OG paint.exe and notepad.exe 😆
I quit using notepad.exe when Win 2000 came out. So many better options were available at that time. No idea why someone would like it and still want to use at this day and age… 🤣
Its a intermediary that doesn’t have anything except basic text. Plus it opens in sub-millisecond times unlike the godawful shitshow that is Windows 11 Notepad (and paint is dogshit UWP app now too). It is useful for clearing formatting/markup, saving passwords and stuff in memory till I no longer need them, etc. Heavier editors exist, but none launch so fast or “just” do basic text with nothing fancy.
Also, it opens literally any file you could possibly want. (at least it tries 😆)
Nothing at all from Windows 11. Windows 10 had good paint and notepad versions. Nice and quick and handy. I use Leafpad and Drawing on Linux, but they aren’t quite the same as the OG paint.exe and notepad.exe 😆
I quit using notepad.exe when Win 2000 came out. So many better options were available at that time. No idea why someone would like it and still want to use at this day and age… 🤣
You obviously do not work on customer systems 🙂
You need to be able to rebuild the bootsector of a hardrive from memory with a keyboard in the wrong language using only notepad and cmd 😁
“Better” isn’t what I use notepad for. I just want a place to put unformatted text.
Its a intermediary that doesn’t have anything except basic text. Plus it opens in sub-millisecond times unlike the godawful shitshow that is Windows 11 Notepad (and paint is dogshit UWP app now too). It is useful for clearing formatting/markup, saving passwords and stuff in memory till I no longer need them, etc. Heavier editors exist, but none launch so fast or “just” do basic text with nothing fancy. Also, it opens literally any file you could possibly want. (at least it tries 😆)