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kwrite

KWrite is a command line text editor tool that is commonly used on Linux systems. It is part of the KDE software collection and provides a simple and intuitive interface for editing plain text files. With its lightweight design, KWrite offers a fast and efficient editing experience without the overhead of a full-fledged graphical text editor. It supports syntax highlighting for various programming and markup languages, making it a useful tool for developers and web designers. KWrite also includes features like line numbering, search and replace functionality, and support for multiple open documents. It is highly customizable, allowing users to configure various options according to their preferences. Overall, KWrite is a reliable and versatile command line tool for quick and convenient text editing on Linux systems.

List of commands for kwrite:

  • kwrite:tldr:5db52 kwrite: Open a text file with a specific encoding.
    $ kwrite --encoding=${UTF-8} ${filename}
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  • kwrite:tldr:6db44 kwrite: Open a text file and navigate to a specific line and column.
    $ kwrite --line ${line_number} --column ${column_number} ${filename}
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  • kwrite:tldr:8f1d1 kwrite: Open a text file.
    $ kwrite ${filename}
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