As a Linux daily driver, LibreOffice is ass. I've tried, but it just feels like a cheap, not nearly as good alternative to Microsoft Office. Hate to say it
If you don't need to do anything fancy it's pretty okay. But I also wouldn't use it for more advanced stuff.
Learn to use Vim. It can be anywhere and everywhere.
Does it run this new OS? emacs? It's a great OS but doesn't have a great text editor.
No, no, no, you're thinking of iMacs which are Apple's all in one desktop offering. But they can definitely run MacVim.
I never really thought about just how personal Notepad is for me. Even the Notes app on my phone. I wouldn't want anyone to look through any of it. I write some embarrassing shit. Pointless backstories for my video game protagonists when they don't already have one. Drafts for important upcoming conversations. You name it. Get the fuck out of my space. Fortunately I'm still using Notepad++, but I'm sure Microsoft will slide its dick into that too, eventually.
A more notepad similar program instead of Libre stuff (for windows folk) https://www.editpadlite.com/en.html
If you can find the original editpad floating out on the net, it's notepad without the file size limit, ancient shareware. The pro version is pretty sweet too, one of very few pieces of software I've paid for out of pocket.
Found the original, Jan keeps it alive.
https://www.editpadclassic.com/
I lied, no download there anymore, but it probably exist somewhere.
Linux is extremely stable nowadays. Just download Ubuntu and you're set.
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