This may mean that Notepad++ is no longer be a mandatory install on my Windows machines.
Introducing extended line endings support in Notepad
G+: This may mean that Notepad++ is no longer …
"For many years..." Lol. Just a few.
This could be the highest "time to fix" to "obviousness and ease of fix" ratio for any bug, ever.
This could be the highest "time to fix" to "obviousness and ease of fix" ratio for any bug, ever.
+Matt Giuca Just like all Windows changes, there's also a registry setting to go back to the legacy behavior.
I'm glad that Microsoft is (if only by market necessity) much more willing to inter-operate with other systems.
I'm glad that Microsoft is (if only by market necessity) much more willing to inter-operate with other systems.