What can this do that our existing editors can't?

Basically is the best alternative for Notepad++ in Windows. I personally think that Solus should provide the maximum number of alternatives to suit all types of users.
It's like if you told me why I want to use FileZilla if there are other alternatives.
There are alternatives like Bluefish, Kate, sublime text, etc. but if you search "Notepad++ alternative for Linux" you always get "Notepadqq". If you come from Windows or from other distro (it is available for deb/rpm package system), it would be more comfortable than other alternative.

Could this possibly be revisited? I've wanted to ask about this for months but didn't want to bother anyone with it. Ever since seeing this request get rejected, I've tried to make do with Geany but it's just not cutting the mustard.

I used Notepad++ on windows for many years, then Kate on KDE when I switched to linux (which his very similar to NP++/qq). On windows machines at work I sometimes use UltraEdit. All of those editors mentioned share a very similar UI/worklfow. My big reason for wanting Notepadqq is just having an editor that fits nicely within this style of editors. It's familiar, and I'm efficient with them.

I don't write much code in desktop text editors, I do a lot of large text file manipulation (healthcare data processing) and Notepadqq/Notepad++/UltraEdit/Kate handle this type of work really well. Atom and VSC are definite no's for my uses, gedit is too basic. That leaves geany as my only real option and I'm not a huge fan of it.

So all I can really say now is.. pretty please with sugar on top? I'd really appreciate if you guys could reconsider this one. Thanks

You can install notepadqq via snap :

sudo snap install notepadqq

Thanks , i've installed, but not loading. :(
Using solus Budgie