Notepad++ supports writing plugins with .net (core),
and it is possible to write plugins with Clojure-CLR and lsp.
Notepad++ is easier to use than Emacs,
and Clojure-clr is more powerful than elisp.
I think it’s good to make Notepad++ (ClojureCLR) the official editor of Clojure, just like DrRacket.
It is also very good to transplant DrRacket into DrClojure with clojure, and then compile it with graalvm.
Notepad++ (notepad-plus-plus) is a snap package in the default repositories of all currently supported versions of Ubuntu. To install Notepad++ open the terminal and type:
sudo snap install notepad-plus-plus
To add Notepad++ navigation to other drives besides the default drive:
It is actually possible to install Notepad++ on Ubuntu. Just run the following commands:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install wine
Then, download the Notepad++ Windows installer, right click it, and select Open With -> Wine Windows Program Loader. Follow the typical installation process and you should be able to open Notepad++ from your Dash.
I think the platform limitation is hard to solve. Wine has so many issues, it’s unstable, bad performance, no hidpi support, bad compatibale and require a large resources. So a well cross-platform editor will be better choice generally, IMO.
