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oriohac
Asked: 2024-11-02 12:47:32 +0800 CST

After Upgrading to Ubuntu Noble, I can't find the Text Editor App

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I don't know if it was a decision by the maintainers, but a default app like Text Editor should move to a new version of the OS, someone tell me why Text Editor app can't be seen in Noble Numbat?

22.04

2 Answers

  1. Best Answer

    My solution was to download a new Text-Editor from the Ubuntu Store. Just as @guiverc said, “gedit would be expected to be removed being a GNOME 3 app on upgrade to a GTK4 GNOME,” which was what happened.

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  2. Hit the Win-key, then begin to type Text...

    When you have Tex typed there is an icon displayed named "Text editor";
    click on it and you have the default text editor running.

    If you wish so, you can grab that icon and drag it over to the starter panel - by that it will be easy to find and start.

    Good luck

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