Kwrite is nice for an example, but a bit to simple, but I could add
functionality as I need it, but that would not help when I have to use
windos NT.
>From: Larry Kollar <kollar@stc.net>
>To: "ArcadePreserv Center" <arcadepreserv@hotmail.com>,
>abiword-dev@abisource.com
>Subject: Re: Suggestion:: AbiEdit project
>Date: Fri, 6 Aug 1999 07:19:40 -0400
>
>ArcadePreserv Center wrote:
>
> >I have yet to find a good editor for windows....
> >
> >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 think vim would fit the bill. It runs on Linux, MacOS, and that other
>platform; has several improvements over the original vi; it's small and
>fast; and (one of vi's original features) you can pipe all or part of your
>file through a command-line program/filter, replacing it with the output.
>And of course, it's free. See www.vim.org for all the gory details. I
>think they have Windows binaries as well.
>
> Larry
>
>
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