The Free-Pascal text-mode IDE (FPIDE) also uses that look, even on Linux. But there is no C/C++ version that I know about. TUI-style editors (with GUI-like men

The Free-Pascal text-mode IDE (FPIDE) also uses that look, even on Linux. But there is no C/C++ version that I know about. TUI-style editors (with GUI-like menus, widgets, overlapped frames etc.) in general seem to be unpopular on Unix/Linux, the only ones I can find (besides the one mentioned above which is part of Free-Pascal) are essentially unmantained. Of course the quickest way to get a working TUI-mode editor that is stably maintained is probably to add support to Emacs, which already has text-mode working with things like a global menu, widgets, multiple "frames" etc. many of which were directly lifted from the "GUI" version.