As for AbiEdit, don't look for such a beast to surface any time soon.
No other Abi- application deserves our attention until AbiWord 1.0 is
completed. After that, who knows? ;-)
--> > What I would want is an editor that has versions for both windows and Linux, > > which I could use both at work and at home, and which I could contribute > > code too, so since Abi already has AbiWord and AbiCalc, whynot also an > > AbiEdit project ? > > I hear GNU Emacs runs under Windows, you might give that a try. > Emacs should run on every operating system you can ever find, > and it's an editor to the extreme in every direction. :) > > Emacs is quite mature, being at version 21, so the code > you could contribute might be comparatively small, but it's > the editor I use for all my coding. Actually, I use XEmacs > (www.xemacs.org), which might also run under Windows and has > a few bells and whistles GNU Emacs doesn't. > > Emacs is an editor, lisp machine, integrated development > environment (parses compiler, debugger, make, output), > and can read mail or news depending on the lisp you install.
-- Eric W. Sink, Software Craftsman SourceGear Corporation eric@sourcegear.com