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For what it is, it is a fine text editor. It is easy to use, and does not consume much in the way of memory resources. The interface can appeal to both linux and windows users. The interface will be familiar to Microsoft Windows users. You can set font foreground and background colors, for color schemes such as a black background with white text. | For what it is, it is a fine text editor. It is easy to use, and does not consume much in the way of memory resources. The interface can appeal to both linux and windows users. The interface will be familiar to Microsoft Windows users. You can set font foreground and background colors, for color schemes such as a black background with white text. | ||
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* [[Linux Text Editor Trials]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:49, 26 October 2021
X File Write ( XFW ) is a simple text editor copyright Roland Baudin.
xfw - A simple text editor for X Window
X File Write (xfw) is a simple text editor, to be used with X File Explorer (xfe) or stand alone.
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For what it is, it is a fine text editor. It is easy to use, and does not consume much in the way of memory resources. The interface can appeal to both linux and windows users. The interface will be familiar to Microsoft Windows users. You can set font foreground and background colors, for color schemes such as a black background with white text.