Download the New CudaText 1.198.2.0: A Game-Changer for Linux and Unix Users

CudaText has just released its latest version, 1.198.2.0, and it's packed with a multitude of features and improvements that are sure to delight both new and seasoned users alike. In this article, we'll take you through some of the most notable changes and enhancements in this latest iteration.

One of the major issues that has been addressed is the 'opening file has no R permission' error that often plagued Linux and Unix users. This error would frequently occur when users attempted to open a file using the binary viewer option. The good news is that this issue has now been resolved, making it easier for users to access their files without any hassles.

Another significant improvement is in the Project Manager. Users can now easily copy the path of a project relative to its location in the directory structure. Additionally, a new command has been added that allows users to quickly add a folder containing the current file to their project.

The Find dialog has also received some attention, with a few minor UI issues addressed and resolved. The 'List index' error that would occur when selecting large blocks of text using Ctrl+Shift+End and typing or inserting content is now a thing of the past.

Themed scrollbars have been updated to include coloring for mouse-over scrollbar arrows, providing a more visually appealing experience for users. Furthermore, the option to disable wrapped search has been added, which will prevent the Find dialog input field from blinking when searching at document edges.

The code-tree font can now be scaled independently using the new 'ui_tree_font_scale' option, making it easier on the eyes and improving readability. Finally, a significant change has been made regarding the undo function, where large selections of text (such as deleting 7000 lines) will no longer clear the entire undo history.

In addition to these changes, CudaText has also addressed an issue related to reopening sessions. When 'ui_reopen_session' is enabled, files will no longer automatically be added to the 'recents' list on exit, mimicking the behavior of Sublime Text.

Overall, the new CudaText 1.198.2.0 is a significant upgrade that addresses several pain points and improves the overall user experience. If you're already using CudaText or considering making the switch, this latest version is definitely worth checking out.

Download the new CudaText 1.198.2.0