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Long live WordStar and it's many brethren! I got addicted to it when coding Z80 assembler on CP/M in the late 70's and my life since then has been on a constan
by DrTung 5y ago
Long live WordStar and it's many brethren!
I got addicted to it when coding Z80 assembler on CP/M in the late 70's and my life since then has been on a constant lookout for an equally good program in other OS's.
In Linux and MacOS terminals there's Joe, a godsend.
But since I use Qt a lot, of course the first thing I wrote was a Wordstar clone plugin for Qt Creator. Not possible to survive otherwise :-)
- geraldbrandt 5y agoWhere can I get that plugin?
- DrTung 5y agohttps://gitlab.com/tungware/geezeredit https://gitlab.com/tungware/geezeredit
- app4soft 5y agoJFTR, few hours ago I googled "Qt+WordStar plugin" and found only two mentions of it (both seems like from you) - its curious that Google not show your GitLab repo is search results.[0,1] > I need to build it, so I can compile my Wordstar-flavored editor plugin for QtCreator (maybe I'm giving away my age here).[0] :) [0] https://lists.qt-project.org/pipermail/qt-creator/2014-May/003600.html https://lists.qt-project.org/pipermail/qt-creator/2014-May/0... [1] https://forum.qt.io/post/370764 https://forum.qt.io/post/370764
- DrTung 5y agoHmmm one reason for Google stumbling re. GitLab might be: I was on GitHub for over 10 years (and GeezerEdit was there too) but when Microsoft bought it I fled to GitLab.
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