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Nvi 2 (nvi under openbsd) has Unicode support. It's like BSD Vi but with Iconv. Perfect for my needs. On graphical Vis, I liked Cream, which almost made Vim se
by anthk 5mo ago
Nvi 2 (nvi under openbsd) has Unicode support. It's like BSD Vi but with Iconv. Perfect for my needs.
On graphical Vis, I liked Cream, which almost made Vim seamless.
https://cream.sourceforge.net/ https://cream.sourceforge.net/
Instead of GTK2/3, I prefer Athena Vim.
- ninjin 5mo ago> Nvi 2 (nvi under openbsd) has Unicode support. It's like BSD Vi but with Iconv. Perfect for my needs. My primary editor for text (not code) editing and e-mail. I just wish Unicode support made it into base vi(1) on OpenBSD, but for now I can at least use it for all other purposes other than the ones in the previous sentence.
- anthk 5mo agoIronically ed(1) supports Unicode under X if you XTerm and locale are set for that.