Interesting to see The Semware Editor in there. Way back before Windows, I used to use Qedit, the predecessor of TSE, and at the time it blew most other DOS ed

Interesting to see The Semware Editor in there. Way back before Windows, I used to use Qedit, the predecessor of TSE, and at the time it blew most other DOS editors out of the water. I believe it is the first shareware software I gladly paid for. By the time Windows and TSE came along, there were many other choices, but a 64 bit build of TSE might be worth looking into again as a console editor. My fingers still default to the Wordstar keymap from Borland Pascal/C days, so my daily driver in Linux is Joe - wish there was a Windows build available.