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| Name | Type | Details |
| VIM | Text Editor |
Description: The venerable UNIX VI text editor has been brought into the modern age. Has all the features of VI with the GUI interface that modern users demand.
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License: Charityware Price: Free URL: http://www.vim.org/ download.php OSs: Windows, Linux, Unix, Solaris Limitations: This tool is actually billed as charity-ware. Its license is GPL-compatible. It is freely distributable, but charitable donations are requested via ICCF. ReviewText: Most engineers and programmers have their favorite text editor to which they pledge undying loyalty. EMACS and VI are among the most widely used. The author has used both over the years, and currently uses VIM both at the workplace and home. When I brought home a new machine recently, VIM was one of the first five tools installed on the virgin machine.
Hint: If you use FileZilla to manage a website, make sure that you install VIM as the default text
editor via the FileZilla "Edit->Settings->File viewing/editing" dialog. |
| XEmacs | Text Editor |
Description: XEmacs has it's roots in GNU Emacs, and is distributed under the GNU Public License. The Emacs family of text editors is among the most widely used in the world.
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License: Open Source, GNU or similar Price: Free URL: http://www.xemacs.org OSs: Windows Limitations: Sub-sites offered in English, German and Japanese. There are mirror sites all over the globe. ReviewText: Xemacs and VIM represent the two main opposing camps of text editor users. You cann't go wrong with either. The download page for the American site is at: http://www.xemacs.org/Download/index.html. Keywords: EMACS , XEMACS , VIM , GVIM , Text Editor Submitter: EE HomePage Editorial Staff Affiliation: User xml_ID: 1145630072 (single entry page) |
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