Sean Dennis wrote to All <=-
I discovered that The Semware Editor, successor to QEdit, is now
freeware for Windows and Linux. It's a really powerful
text-based editor. It's available at semware.com.
I use it as my Windows box's text editor and with Multimail.
Gamgee wrote to Sean Dennis <=-
Thanks for that! I was a huge fan of QEdit back in the DOS days and
will give this a try. Didn't know it was available for Linux.
I use it as my Windows box's text editor and with Multimail.
Thanks for that! I was a huge fan of QEdit back in the DOS days and
will give this a try. Didn't know it was available for Linux.
Nick Andre wrote to Gamgee <=-
I use it as my Windows box's text editor and with Multimail.
Thanks for that! I was a huge fan of QEdit back in the DOS days and
will give this a try. Didn't know it was available for Linux.
On Linux/Bsd/Solaris etc I always preferred Vi...
Gamgee wrote to Nick Andre <=-
I know how to use vi, and do sometimes, but generally on *nix I've been using nano for quite a while now. Including for this message. :-)
Nick Andre wrote to Gamgee <=-
Thanks for that! I was a huge fan of QEdit back in the DOS days and
will give this a try. Didn't know it was available for Linux.
On Linux/Bsd/Solaris etc I always preferred Vi...
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