Pluma Offline Installer

Name: Pluma
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2 (2000 reviews)
Author: MATE Desktop Environment

Developer Tools · v1.4.0 · Open Source

Lightweight text editor for MATE desktop users

4.2/5

5M+ downloads

Size: 25 MB

Updated: Apr 28, 2026

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Download Summary

Source

MATE Desktop Environment official download page

Platforms

Linux

Current listing

v1.4.0 · 25 MB

Pluma Overview

Pluma offline installer provides a convenient way to install this text editor without requiring an internet connection. Developed by the MATE Desktop Environment team, Pluma is designed to be a simple yet effective tool for editing text files. The current version, 1.4.0, introduces several enhancements and bug fixes that improve overall performance and usability. This software is particularly popular among users of Linux distributions that utilize the MATE desktop, ensuring a cohesive experience across applications.

Pluma runs on Linux and is commonly used for coding, debugging, and local development. Key capabilities include syntax highlighting for over 30 programming languages, including python and c, support for multiple document interface (mdi), allowing users to work on multiple files simultaneously, built-in support for plugins, enhancing functionality with additional features.

The Pluma offline installer is a standalone setup file that bundles the full installation package into a single executable — no internet connection required at any point during installation. Unlike a web-based stub installer that requires an active download, this standalone installer works completely without internet — download it once and run it anywhere. The full setup is especially useful for schools, IT departments, and enterprise environments that manage air-gapped networks or restricted connections. Save the standalone setup to a USB drive or internal network share and deploy Pluma to multiple workstations without re-downloading. MATE Desktop Environment publishes the download page directly, so the file you get matches what the vendor officially releases.

Download Notes

Use the buttons above to open the official download source for Pluma. Before installing, check the package type, supported operating systems, and any release notes the vendor provides.

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Official source

The primary button points to the official download page from MATE Desktop Environment.

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Package type

This listing opens the vendor's download page, where the final installer or build is chosen by the publisher.

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Platform coverage

Pluma is listed for Linux. Check the OS-specific buttons for the best available source.

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Release details

Version v1.4.0 and the current file size are shown on this page so you can confirm you are downloading the expected build.

Pluma Key Features

Syntax highlighting for over 30 programming languages, including Python and C
Support for multiple document interface (MDI), allowing users to work on multiple files simultaneously
Built-in support for plugins, enhancing functionality with additional features
Customizable interface with themes and font settings available
Version control integration for tracking changes in documents
File encoding support for UTF-8, ISO-8859-1, and more

How to Download and Install Pluma

Follow these steps to get Pluma from the official source and complete the setup on your device:

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Open the official download source
Use the download button above to open the official download page for Pluma v1.4.0 from MATE Desktop Environment.
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Choose the right build for your platform
Select the installer or package that matches your operating system and architecture. This page lists support for Linux.
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Run the installer or package
Launch the downloaded file and follow the vendor's setup prompts. Some vendors provide a full installer, while others use a lightweight downloader.
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Confirm the installed version
After setup, open Pluma and confirm the version, license tier, and any first-run settings or updates offered by the vendor.

Pluma — All Versions & Downloads

Platform availability and download links for each release.

🐧 Linux .deb / .rpm / AppImage

Version	Released	🐧 Linux	What Changed
v1.4.0 LATEST	Apr 28, 2026	⬇ .deb	Current stable release

ℹ️ Older version links redirect to the official download page — the developer controls which previous versions remain available.

Pluma System Requirements

Baseline requirements to run the current Pluma release:

Operating System: Linux kernel 3.10 or later
Memory (RAM): 512 MB RAM minimum
Disk Space: 100 MB free disk space
Processor: Intel Pentium 4 or AMD equivalent

Pluma Download FAQ

What file formats does Pluma support for editing?

Pluma supports a variety of file formats, including plain text (.txt), source code files for languages like Python (.py) and C (.c), and markup languages like HTML (.html). This versatility makes it suitable for both programming and general text editing tasks.

Can Pluma handle large files efficiently?

Yes, Pluma is capable of handling large files, although performance may vary based on system specifications. Users have reported smooth performance with files up to several megabytes in size, but for extremely large files, it may be advisable to use command-line tools or specialized editors.

What is the Pluma offline installer?

The Pluma offline installer is a full standalone setup file — sometimes called a standalone installer or full setup package — that installs the software completely without an internet connection. Once you have downloaded the setup file, you can run it on any compatible machine, including air-gapped PCs, school labs, and enterprise workstations, without needing to re-download files during installation.

How is the Pluma offline installer different from the web installer?

A web installer (also called an online installer or stub installer) downloads the actual program files from the internet during installation, so it fails if your connection drops. The Pluma standalone offline installer bundles the full setup inside a single executable — you download it once, save it to a USB drive or network share, and install it anywhere, even without internet access.

Can I use the Pluma offline setup on multiple computers?

Yes — that is one of the main advantages of a standalone full setup file. Copy the installer to a USB drive or shared network folder and run it on as many machines as needed without an internet connection. Check the license terms from MATE Desktop Environment for any per-seat restrictions before deploying to multiple workstations.

Which platforms does Pluma support?

Pluma is available for Linux. The platform badges and download buttons on this page reflect the operating systems listed in the current catalog entry.

Is this an official Pluma download?

Yes. This page links to the official download page for Pluma from MATE Desktop Environment. The button on this page opens the official download page from MATE Desktop Environment, where the vendor controls the final installer or package selection. We do not host modified installers or third-party repacks.