


Either download it from its website or from the Mircosoft Store. It's like the built-in notepad but on steroids.ĭownload Notepad++ if you haven’t already. Some popular IDEs form GNU/Linux are VSCodium, Atom, Kate, Kwrite, Gedit, Pluma, Geany, Notepad++(it doesn't have a native port for GNU/Linux, but you can run it trough wine), Notepadqq, gvim, vim, emacs, and a few others.

You can use any language and any IDE that you want. There is no universal language nor ide to do stuff in GNU/Linux like there's c# and visual studio for windows.
