![]() ![]() It worked for me and I hope this post helps. You have made Notepad++ as the default editor in Ubuntu. Once doing the required changes, revert back the permission change made earlier for the gnome folder by the following command. Now, SAVE the file once this change is done and close the file. Now replace the gedit bu Notepad++ so that, it would set the Notepad++ as default application for the plain text. You can also individually set Notepad++ as default application for certain type of file.įor example, if you want to edit only plain text files in Notepad++, n the "defaults.list" file find for "text/plain" and you will get a line as follows, ![]() Now open the "defaults.list" file inside gnome folder and replace gedit by Notepad++.Note: Again here, the gnome folder is write protected by default so, open the terminal and navigate to "/usr/share" path and execute the following command. Now, we need to make changes in the configuration file that exists in the gnome folder.Once after copying the "Notepad++.Desktop" file, revert back this permission change made by the following command. For compiling and running using MinGW:- UPDATE - :The following script will also prevent running the program if compilation is not successful.nppsavecd. So open the terminal and navigate to "/usr/share" path and execute the following command. NOTE: The applications folder is write protected by default. We need to paste the copied file "Notepad++.desktop" in the below path update Nowadays I highly recommend to use WinSCP instead, it supports more secure connections and integrates with Notepad++ well. Once after installing Notepad++ using WINE, copy the file "Notepad++.desktop" under, "/.local/share/applications/wine/programs/Notepad++" I have followed the below steps and that exactly made me to fix this issue and made Notepad++ as the default editor in Ubuntu.
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