The text editor CudaText has been updated quietly and unnoticed.
Many improvements have been implemented in the 7 months since the previous announcement, briefly listed on the English forum: Listing. The most noticeable change is the acceleration of mass replacements; for instance, replacing RegEx 'w' with a single letter now happens significantly faster than in Sublime Text. New plugins: Hotspots; the functionality of VSCode’s Markdown-Index has been added to Markdown Editing. New lexers: Pkl, Roc, ReScript, Heta, Structured Text.
The editor supports extensions in Python and features several characteristics borrowed from Sublime Text. The project's wiki page lists the advantages over Sublime Text.
Builds are available for Linux (amd64, arm, aarch64), with builds for Gtk2 and Qt5. Gtk3 builds are still not possible. Qt6 builds are feasible but not yet released.
The name of the editor comes from the Serbian word meaning 'miracle' and is not related to CUDA technology.
Source: linux.org.ru
