Now that I mention it, I'm in the market for something similar for the Mac. Hacker friendly, macros, powerful, yet light weight. It recognizes the difference between unix and ms text files and does no conversion unless you specifically ask it to. I really like this editor as a replacement for notepad. I get a real kick out of the fact that this is still a problem decades later. It's highly probable that this will not cause any seroius problems, but some unix text editor will probably clobber your windoze text with normal text and you'll be in the same boat using notepad on it again. If you use a note-taking app, your notes might be locked behind. You can use it for simple documents or notes - without any formatting, paragraph styles or tables.
Notepad TXT Editor is a basic text editor. You can migrate your notes to another app by opening them in any app that understands text files. Download Notepad - Simple TXT Editor for macOS 10.7 or later and enjoy it on your Mac.
USE NOTEPAD ON MAC TEXT EDIT FOR MAC
That's right UltraEdit includes UltraCompare for Mac at no extra cost UC Pro offers 2 and 3 way file compare and merge, folder compare and sync, hex compare, table/Excel compare, local/remote sync, Git integration, and a whole. By using notepad on it, you've converted a normal text file into an abnormal M$ text file. Notepad lets you save your notes (as text files) exactly where you want them, and you have no one but your operating system to answer to about how you organize, copy, or back them up. The world's best text and source code editor, on Mac. 🙂 Only because unix stuff has become very tolerant of M$tupidity over the years. I edited the text in Notepad and now it works fine in both.
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