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HOW TO INSTALL LEAFPAD LINUX TEXT EDITOR IN UBUNTU 16.04

by Balamukunda Sahu · November 18, 2017

HOW TO INSTALL LEAFPAD LINUX TEXT EDITOR IN UBUNTU 16.04

Introduction

I n this article we are going to learn How to install Leafpad Linux text editor in Ubuntu 16.04. Leafpad is a nice open source text editor for Linux. It’s not a advance text editor like vi but a simple light weight GTK+ based user friendly text editor application comes with some basic features mentioned below.

• Print documents.
• Search for any phrase or word & replace.
• Copy and paste.
• Shows the line numbers of edited text file.
• Undo and Redo the changes.
• You can use this application to write code for various programming languages like Jave, C, HTML, C++.
• Word Wrap.
• Auto Indent.
• Change Font as you like and so on.

Leafpad Linux text editor was initially developed by Tarot Osuji on year 2004 using GTK+ programming language and released under GNU GPLv2+ license.

Follow the below steps to install Leafpad Linux text editor in Ubuntu 16.04

Before start the installation of Leafpad Linux text editor package let’s update the packages & repositories of Ubuntu 16.04 using below command.

After update the packages & repositories now we are ready to install the Leafpad Linux text editor package. To install so we don’t have to install any 3rd party PPA repository as it’s a part of default repository of Ubuntu 16.04. So to install the package use the below command.

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As you can see above we have successfully installed the Leafpad text editor package. To confirm the same refer the below command.

Now to open the application just type the command leafpad on shell prompt. Refer the command below.

LEAFPAD LINUX TEXT EDITOR APPLICATION

Leafpad text editor package version

LEAFPAD TEXT EDITOR PACKAGE VERSION

You can also open the application graphically using Search your computer box. Refer the snapshot below.

OPEN LEAFPAD APPLICATION GRAPHICALLY

To uninstall the Leafpad Linux text editor application use the below command.

This is how we can install Leafpad Linux text editor in Ubuntu 16.04. If you found this article useful then Like us, Share this post on your preferred Social media, Subscribe our Newsletter OR if you have something to say then feel free to comment on the comment box below.

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How to Install Leafpad Text Editor in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS!

L eafpad is a very useful GTK+ based text editor for Linux based operating system and Ubuntu. Leafpad was released under GNU GPLv2+ back in 2004. It was quiet easy to install leafpad for Ubuntu 18.10 or older. But now after the release of Ubuntu 19.04 it was not getting installed by previous command. Here in this article, we are going to discuss about the installation process below.

Leafpad can be installed in two ways . graphically via Ubuntu Software or other one is via command line using Terminal. Both the ways discussed below.

Install Leafpad via Ubuntu Software —

Step — 1 : Launch the Ubuntu Software from menu / app drawer.

Step — 2 : In the search bar of the Ubuntu Software type Leafpad, it will search and list the application.

Step — 3 : Click on the application and then click on Install button.

It will install and ready to use!

Install Leafpad via command line —

Step — 1 : Launch the terminal by pressing Ctrl + Alt + T simultaneously.

Step — 2 : Login as superuser

and enter system password

Step — 2 : Update the system

sudo apt-get update

Step — 3 : Upgrade the system

sudo apt-get upgrade

Step — 4 : Create build tools and dependencies.

sudo apt-get install build-essential checkinstall intltool libgtk2.0-dev

Step — 5 : Download the source, compile it and install it by the following command.

Copy these all lines and paste it in terminal.

mkdir -v $HOME/leafpad_build && cd $HOME/leafpad_build && \
wget http://savannah.nongnu.org/download/leafpad/leafpad-0.8.18.1.tar.gz && \
tar xvf leafpad-0.8.18.1.tar.gz && cd leafpad-0.8.18.1 && \
./configure && make && \
sudo checkinstall -D —install=yes —fstrans=no —pakdir «$HOME/leafpad_build» \
—pkgname leafpad —backup=no —deldoc=yes —deldesc=yes —delspec=yes \
—default —pkgversion «0.8.18.1» && \
make distclean && sudo ldconfig

It will ask for use disk space enter y and press enter.

It will automatically install the leafpad text editor!

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Leafpad not available for newer releases of Ubuntu?

I see that my favourite text editor Leafpad has been dropped by Debian and now also from Ubuntu versions 19.04 Disco Dingo and onward. How can I get this simple text editor installed now?

2 Answers 2

The good news is that it is relatively easy to compile and install Leafpad on a modern Ubuntu system. I demonstrate the 2 step technique on that has worked well most recently on Ubuntu 20.04 Focal Fossa:

Step 1: Dependencies.

A small number of build tools and dependencies are required, simply copy and paste the following single command into a Terminal window:

The package manager will tend to drag in a few more interrelated dependencies along with this list.

Step 2: Download, compile and build.

The following single command will download the source, compile and install it. Simply copy the whole code block and paste it into a Terminal window:

If you like afterwards you can delete the build directory $HOME/leafpad_build or you can keep it as is to recompile at a later stage.

Obligatory screenshot.

Below is a screenshot demonstrating a successful build of Leafpad on Ubuntu 20.04 Focal Fossa:

And I hope this has made at least a few Leafpad users a little happier 🙂

References:

I found the Leafpad deb installer available for download from these websites:

Maybe (IMHO) the snap version is where the developer and maintainer heads to simplify maintenance and cross platform compatibility.

2020-10-27 Update: Leafpad installed from Snap store keeps giving error «permission denied» when opening any text file since they moved Leafpad to Snap. Why? Why did they ruin this wonderful app. I give 1 star to Snap not to Leafpad.

2020-10-29 Update: I found that «Featherpad» is available in the Ubuntu repository and that works perfectly. Featherpad has a simplistic interface like Leafpad with few options added for code highlighting. Furthermore Featherpad can properly display the white spaces at the end of line like Windows Notepad. Leafpad cannot do such a thing :'( Still i would really like that the Leafpad’s author would make Leafpad available again in Ubuntu repository.

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How to install Leafpad 0.8.18.1 on Ubuntu 18.04

To install Leafpad 0.8.18.1 on Ubuntu 18.04

Leafpad is an open source text editor for Linux. Created with the focus of being a lightweight text editor with minimal dependencies, it is designed to be simple and easy-to-compile.

Update the system repository

Now install a Leafpad application using the following command

After installation, you can access the application from the menu as shown here.

you can verify the version by navigating to the help menu

With this, the method to install Leafpad 0.8.18.1 on Ubuntu 18.04 comes to an end.

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Frequently asked questions ( 5 )

How to download the Leafpad?

Get download the Leafpad, use the following link as given below «http://savannah.nongnu.org/download/leafpad/leafpad-0.8.17.tar.gz»

What are the alternative tools available for Leafpad?

The following alternative tools are available for Leafpad as,
Visual Studio Code.
Vim.
Brackets
Gedit.

What is the feature available in Leafpad?

Codeset option (Some OpenI18N registered)
Auto codeset detection (UTF-8 and some codesets)
Unlimited Undo/Redo
Auto/Multi-line Indent
Display line numbers
Drag and Drop
Printing

How to access the Github repository for Leafpad?

For accessing the Github repository for Leafpad, use the following link as given below «https://github.com/oluc/leafpad»

What is a main usage of the Leafpad?

Leafpad is a simple GTK+ text editor that emphasizes simplicity. As
development focuses on keeping weight down to a minimum, only the most
essential features are implemented in the editor. Leafpad is simple to
use, is easily compiled, requires few libraries, and starts up quickly.

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Hello,
I am trying to set up a graphic tablet wacom intuos for the purposes of online teaching maths.

My software is linux mint 20 cinnamon. I plug in the tablet and open up the graphic tablet app in system settings and it recognizes the tablet, pen works fine. Few minutes later I want to change some settings so I open the graphic tablet app in system settings again however nothing happens nothing opens up.

I am new to linux so I have no idea why this is happening, online teaching is starting soon so I would like to have this working.
Thank you for any tips.

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Leafpad linux не устанавливается

Hi everyone. I am new to the Linux world and I am trying to run a WordPress server on my Pi 3B+ using this project as a guide:

I have run into an issue that searching has not helped. When I try to run «sudo leafpad index.php» It does not let me. I get a message saying

Re: Trying to run leafpad as sudo. getting an error

Hi everyone. I am new to the Linux world and I am trying to run a WordPress server on my Pi 3B+ using this project as a guide:

I have run into an issue that searching has not helped. When I try to run «sudo leafpad index.php» It does not let me. I get a message saying

Before spending time documenting why it isn’t directly a Raspberry Pi or RasPiOS issue, but a basic feature of X-windows, do you see the same error if you try to run a graphical application such as leafpad in this ssh scenario as the default, unprivileged, pi user?

Re: Trying to run leafpad as sudo. getting an error

ssh (unless you’re using mobaxterm) doesn’t have a X server.

https://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/ works with your existing PuTTY settings and gives you a remote display (complete with the right DISPLAY=:x environment variables).

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Re: Trying to run leafpad as sudo. getting an error

Re: Trying to run leafpad as sudo. getting an error

leafpad is a desktop application, not the command line you are in via SSH.

You’ll need to do it at the Pi, or use VNC to get the desktop or use something like ‘nano’ for a terminal editor.

Re: Trying to run leafpad as sudo. getting an error

Re: Trying to run leafpad as sudo. getting an error

@Bartolo: what you say is true, but irrelevant. Please check the original post:

Re: Trying to run leafpad as sudo. getting an error

Re: Trying to run leafpad as sudo. getting an error

Re: Trying to run leafpad as sudo. getting an error

Hi everyone. I am new to the Linux world and I am trying to run a WordPress server on my Pi 3B+ using this project as a guide:

I have run into an issue that searching has not helped. When I try to run «sudo leafpad index.php» It does not let me. I get a message saying

Re: Trying to run leafpad as sudo. getting an error

Re: Trying to run leafpad as sudo. getting an error

The issue you are running into is that GUI (graphical user interface) programs need a graphical windowing system to connect to. The most common one for Linux is X11.

If you are login in directly on the Pi, running a windowing system everything works. If you log in remotely, the program you launch on the remote Pi has no display to talk to, and a «basic» ssh connection does not provide the resources needed for the graphical program to be displayed on your remote system.

As noted the simplest solution is to use an editor that does not require the graphical windowing system (nano, vi, vim). Other solutions exist that allow graphics to be displayed on the remote system but they are more complex.

You would encounter the same problem if you were running in cli or console mode, without window X running on the Pi when you where logged directing on it. The same thing would happen if you were only running DOS on a PC and tried to launch a Window’s program.

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