So I’ve been trying to find a text editor that’s blazing fast with as little features as possible that doesn’t look like it was designed in the '90s.

I would like something that when I click on my files it opens almost instantly and only displays text in a notepad without any buttons tools, or just the bare minimum (like create a new file or something like that). I want this to read .txt files and that’s it, if I’m working on a writing I’d use LibreOffice and if I’m writing some code I’d use Atom.

  • ghost_laptopOP
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    3 years ago

    Okay, so after installing gcc I was able to continue, it installed some stuff and then displayed a piano thingy.

    Okay, so it installed these stuffs in this folder.

    But when I run ./home/user/bin/uxnemu ~/roms/left.rom it says bash: ./home/user/bin/uxnemu: No such file or directory. I also tried removing the /uxnemu part since it is not a directory but it still gives me the same error.

    Also I found this which maybe makes it easier to install under Linux without emulating uxn?

    Edit: So I followed the steps in that GitHub issue (if you think that installing it the other way is still the best way, I’ll do what you say) and I was able to run it with

    user@MS-7A15-4816cd32:/opt/left-linux-64$ ./Left

    But it gives me this error

    [16226:0911/151905.546725:ERROR:buffer_manager.cc(488)] [.DisplayCompositor]GL ERROR :GL_INVALID_OPERATION : glBufferData: <- error from previous GL command

    And also the .desktop doesn’t show up for some reason, but I could manage to pin it on the dock I guess.