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Enterprise Linux on desktop?
(rytter.me)
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Since you asked, I don't usually need cake, since I don't do parties, but I might occasionally buy a piece and eat it.
kate
andkwrite
are both maintained and usable side by side on the same system.In terms of features...
kwrite
:kate
::notepad
:notepad++
. Kinda...kwrite
is still much more featurefull thannotepad
.They have KDE Frameworks dependencies, which makes it non-trivial to install on RHEL when you can only access the local base and EPEL repo.
@ulterno
Haha. Typo. I meant cmake 😂
Ah i see. I think Alma has KDE available