It doesn’t have to be for everyone.

Lots of people use both operating systems, or stretched from one to the other.

Socrates is about choice, just because I might not see the understanding in something doesn’t mean there isn’t any understanding in it.

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MBCook 2 hours ago | parent [-]

I use both operating systems. I hate using things that don’t follow platform standards. It makes them more confusing and causes extra cognitive load.

I simply see no benefit of a copy of very Windows-y app. It’s pure MDI with buttons in a toolbar. It’s a perfect example of a 3.1/95 style app.

It’s not like it has special features missing from the great many editors on Mac. If you want a “same everywhere” experience I’d think you’d want something that sort of lives in its own world like VSCode. It’s not native style anywhere, exactly. But it’s very powerful and popular.

In many cases I get “I want the app I like over here”. I really do. Especially if there is something really special about its design or feature set. In my experience with Notepad++, I have never wished to have it on my Mac once.

	▲	slidehero an hour ago \| parent \| next [-]
		>I simply see no benefit of a copy of very Windows-y app. That's cool, sounds like it's not for you then. There are plenty of people who would appreciate it though. I've been using N++ for a long time. I have tried just about every editor out there and I always end up back in N++. It's old. It is missing a lot of the bells and whistles of newer editors, but I'm still most productive in old faithful :)
	▲	tuwtuwtuwtuw an hour ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Do you see that other people might no share your view and instead find this useful?