KDEBASE includes a multi-document and multi-view text editor for KDE, ideal for handling large amounts of text.
If you're looking for a versatile, feature-packed document editor, Kate is definitely worth checking out. Initially based on the kwrite editing widget of KDE, this application has been given an overhaul and now boasts some impressive capabilities all of its own. Thanks to its inclusion in the kdebase package, Kate has become an integral part of many users' desktops since release 2.2.
As a native KDE application, Kate naturally inherits all the benefits of networking transparency and seamless integration with the rest of the KDE environment. Whether you're viewing HTML sources from Konqueror or drafting new code, this text editor is designed to make the process as smooth and painless as possible.
One of the key advantages of Kate is its multi-view editing capability. This allows you to view multiple instances of the same document, with all changes synced across each view. Alternatively, you can view different files simultaneously, making it easy to compare and edit various pieces of text side by side.
To make customization even easier, Kate boasts a range of docked windows that can be easily moved around or removed from the main interface to suit your workflow. Whether you need a terminal emulation window or a handy sidebar for quick access to your documents, Kate can be adapted to your preferred setup with a minimum of fuss.
All in all, if you're searching for a powerful, reliable document editor that is both flexible and intuitive to use, Kate is definitely worth giving a try.
As a native KDE application, Kate naturally inherits all the benefits of networking transparency and seamless integration with the rest of the KDE environment. Whether you're viewing HTML sources from Konqueror or drafting new code, this text editor is designed to make the process as smooth and painless as possible.
One of the key advantages of Kate is its multi-view editing capability. This allows you to view multiple instances of the same document, with all changes synced across each view. Alternatively, you can view different files simultaneously, making it easy to compare and edit various pieces of text side by side.
To make customization even easier, Kate boasts a range of docked windows that can be easily moved around or removed from the main interface to suit your workflow. Whether you need a terminal emulation window or a handy sidebar for quick access to your documents, Kate can be adapted to your preferred setup with a minimum of fuss.
All in all, if you're searching for a powerful, reliable document editor that is both flexible and intuitive to use, Kate is definitely worth giving a try.
What's New
Version 2.5.10: N/A