Ask HN: What is Linux note pad app that could work more one language
What'd be a small/tiny Linux note pad app that could work on multiple language characters and its window/pane can be snapped in another app. window/pane
The appropriate language settings need to be defined in LC_ and/or relevant markup/html UTF encoding(s).
Linux note pad apps[2]
App written in bash (makes use of html utf-8/-16/-32) protocol.[3]
Old school unix geek might suggest something such as [5] perhaps with nroff,sed, awk -b / gawk scripts as html formatting templates per xterm windos call.
[0] : https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/74618/how-to-change...
[1] : https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/utf-8.7.html
[2] : https://itsfoss.com/note-taking-apps-linux/
[3] : https://github.com/justinyaodu/bashed
[4] : https://superuser.com/questions/1599019/setting-lang-c-lc-al...
[5] : https://www.reddit.com/r/commandline/comments/nyogk0/the_mos...
Need a workaround on issue that Wine does not (yet) support keyboard layout input else than the first one set or English: en_.. (not sure of the more precise) and an .exe app is almost 100% a native language of other than the 1st KB layout or en_US or alike
So switching to 2nd, so on, KB layout, a key pressed give no affect at all, if only the said app easily freely available it'd help by typing this tiny text editor in native Linux functionality i.e. able to get key input of any KB char. code then copy the text with mostly <70 chars into the input field point/event on that .exe app
So the snap feature clearly seems trivial, would benefit great as it 'd stick the note pad border allignedly at or inside the .exe's one