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uemacs is Linus Torvalds’ compact take on MicroEMACS, a tiny, fast, terminal-friendly text editor. The codebase prizes simplicity and portability, making it feasible to build and run on a variety of Unix-like systems without heavyweight dependencies. Its feature set is deliberately modest compared to full Emacs, favoring a quick, predictable editing experience for everyday text manipulation.

*Gulam* is a shell (i.e., a command line interpreter) for AtariST computers. It contains some 60+ built-in commands, provides file name completion, has history, alias and rehash facilities, and integrates the shell with microEmacs easing the editing of commands being issued. This version sets key tables for non-US keyboards.

MicroEMACS 1.8 from Mark Willians C 3.09 (ATARI ST) --------------------------------------------------- This is a recompilation of ME taken from MWC 3.09. The original version didn't account for future screen modes and therefore didn't provide full screen editing on the Atari TT. I added a simple fix to astopen() (in "atari.c") which gets the text screen max columns/rows from LINEA variables.

EmACT is a GNU emacs clone based on a very old Conroy's MicroEMACS (1985!!). It supports UNICODE and C/C++/Lisp syntax.

eEmacs - Emacs-like editor for EPOC platform (Psion 5mx, Revo, NetBook etc). Needs epocemx (see http://epocemx.sourceforge.net). The only emxuser may be installed. eEmacs is based on Ersatz-EMACS, MicroEMACS and GNU Regex library.