

Some - yes. Others - no.
If it’s an internet-facing thing, it probably has security holes in it, so a trickle of fixes is reassuring.
If it’s a game, it might just be complete, finished and done (think chess), or it might get occasional content updates (moar different kinds of swords!) or it might get the occasional bugfix or a port to a new platform.
It’s OK, in my eyes, even desirable, to be feature complete, and to have no bugs.


Sometimes I use neovim, sometimes I use Emacs (so I can make both camps equally angry). Why Kate, not one of the heavyweights? Or Helix, if you want something modern and low hassle?