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Geany 2.0 is out! | Geany
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I ignored Geany for years.
Sometimes it came preinstalled, so I knew about it. I didn't program, why would I need more than, say, whatever the basic text editor was?
Then I found myself in the position of only having one working computer (other than my company-provided laptop): a raspberry pi 400. The Raspberry Pi Desktop (Debian) comes with Geany preinstalled and I just started using it one day. I got it. It is light, it has some extra options, plugins, themes... Looking forward to updating later to see if there are any big changes.