[Please read the comments below for instructions on how to install Wine on your Mac using.] [For folks in the Military, this method will also enable you to run on your Mac OSX.] I have used over the past two years or so for playing with HTML, Python, and recently Java when using my Windows desktop or Bootcamp partition. I enjoy that Notepad++ colors the tags and contents according to their type and function. You can select which programming language format for Notepad++ to track from an extensive list accessible from a drop-down menu. When I use Mac OSX, though, I was using TextEdit, the bundled application that ships with OSX similar to Window’s Wordpad.

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Notepad++ Plugin Manager (old repo) This project is the old location for the. QOwnNotes is the open source (GPL) plain-text file notepad with markdown.

It finally dawned on me that I can use to run the Notepad++.exe file in MacOSX–sure enough, the worked like a charm and I now have a fully-functional Notepad++ on OSX. For those not familiar with WINE, it is a free program that allows Window’s software to run on Linux and OSX. Not all programs will run, and not all will work 100%–however most programs I have, including Microsoft Office 2003 running on Linux, work without problems. I highly recommend installing WINE on your Linux or OSX systems if you don’t have it installed already.

The reason I didn’t use a similar program from the App Store is because I am comfortable with Notepad++ and wanted to test it on WINE. Oh, and in other news I have returned from overseas, and am happy to be back home in the United States! I haven’t touched Blender since December–and so much development has happened with Blender in 2.6x that it will take me a long time to catch up! So I may not have any Blender-related postings this year. Oded, I used a Wine build called “WineBottler” () and I haven’t had any problems with it so far. There was a recent update to the program (July I think?), so it’s a supported package and not abandoned. OSX Tiger is no longer supported, but I think he has older versions still hosted on his site if you use Tiger.

For installation, this is a good source: (download either Lion or previous versions here: ) When you launch Wine after installation, a wine-glass icon appears in your upper-left menu-bar (next to the Wi-Fi and battery icons). When you click on it there is an option called “Winetricks” that will let you install dependencies, like.net binaries(?) which will allow a larger set of programs to run. Each program is different, so if something doesn’t run right off the bat, enable Winetricks and see if the software requires a new dependency. Once you have Wine installed, just download the.exe for Notepad++ and install it like a normal program–wine will take over and make the process look fairly transparent! One word of caution: I have Snow Leopard and I just upgraded Winebottler when I opened the program to write this reply, and the upgrade causes the program not to work anymore–so I had to downgrade it back to the previous version.

Just FYI if you run into the same program. I hope this helps!

Hello Novia Agatha, When you go to the Notepad++ website (), click on the download button on the left-hand side, then again on the green download button on the new page. That will save the.exe file to your browser’s download directory. When you double-click on the.exe file, you will be given the option to “Run directly in [file path]” or “Convert to simple OSX application”. Select “Run directly in” Once you do that it will take about 15-30 seconds for the “Installer Language” window to appear.