Web site: apps.gnome.org/app/org.gnome.TextEditor/
Category: Office
Subcategory: Text Editors
Platform: Linux
License: GNU GPL
Interface: GUI
Wikipedia: GNOME Text Editor
First release: 2021
GNOME Text Editor – a simple text editor that focuses on session management.
It works hard to keep track of changes and state even if you quit the application.
You can come back to your work even if you’ve never saved it to a file.
GNOME Text Editor replaces Gedit as GNOME’s default text editor, and was created due to the GNOME developers’ intention of having all of their programs comply with the GNOME Human interface guidelines (HIG).
Features:
– A simple editor focused on a solid default experience
– Syntax highlighting for common programming languages
– Search & Replace including support for PCRE2-based regular expressions
– Inline spell checking
– Document printing
– Desktop integration including dark-mode and saving session state
– Support for .editorconfig and modelines
– Integrated support for Vim keybindings
I dont know why GNOME changed Gedit to GNOME Text Editor, it is much better and has more features. Anyway, its easy to install Gedit back on any Linux distribution.