If you want full access to Notepad, Microsoft now requires users to pay, with the new changes to 40-year-old software adopting the 'freemium' model.
  • DFX4509B@lemmy.orgEnglish
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    3 days ago

    Good thing whenever I set up Windows, Notepad is one of the things I nuke, using Geany to replace it.

    This is a bad sign if MS gets emboldened and starts paywalling basic OS functionality at some point in the future, though.