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I use Kwrite for looking at code. Sometimes I want to test the result of removing a line and Kwrite had a very useful menu option : "Toggle comment" (before there were 2 lines in that menu, "Comment" and 'Uncomment"). As I don't do that every day and as the syntax differs from language to language (and sometimes within the same language if you consider CSS to be a part of HTML), I can never remember how to do it.

I've just noticed that this menu option is missing from my current version of Kwrite (on an up-to-date Lubuntu).

How can I get it back? Should I try to install an older version of Kwrite?

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You can't (without very much effort) try an older version than what's shipped with your Linux distro.

The keybinding for that is ctrl+/.

It's, at least for KWrite version 24.12.1 still in the "edit" menu. If it's not there, you're very likely not using KWrite.

You using Lubuntu might usually mean you don't use KWrite but the LXQt equivalent of that (which would be FeatherPad, I'm not sure) (but you would check that under "Help", "About").

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