Aw, that's a shame. I was one of the people that paid for the beta version, while Alexander was still actively engaging the growing community behind the editor.

Aw, that's a shame. I was one of the people that paid for the beta version, while Alexander was still actively engaging the growing community behind the editor. I remember when I first moved back to Linux the only thing I really missed about my Windows setup was E. Luckily that move to Linux forced me to re-learn Vim, finally making it over 'the bump' and making it my main editor, so I watched the slow, painful death of E as just a curious spectator. Still, a shame. It was a great editor.