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waX Me Lyrical (we call it just "Wax" for short) is an XML editor. It allows the author to view their document in different ways (text view, tree view, etc). Wax has a plugin architecture for building customised editors.

DiaSCE is C, C++ code editor for Gnome. It pretends to be a complement to Glade, so it doesn\'t include an environment for GUI\'s development. It has neither a debugger or other kind of tool to help debugging.

Peacock is a HTML Editor for GTK+/GNOME. It supports most of basic HTML. It features Session Management and HTML Preview using the GtkHTML widget, Drag N' Drop among other things. Its distributed under GPL.

Publicit is a WYSIWYG HTML editor for GNOME2.

Moleskine is a source code editor for the GNOME desktop.

thine is an abbreviation for Thine Is Not Emacs. It is an Open Source text editor, developed using the Zend engine (used by PHP) as the scripting engine, instead of LISP which is used with Emacs. This means that customizing it will be incredibly easy.

(T.O.) P.E.T. es un (Todavía Otro) Pequeńo Editor de Textos. Usa las librerías GTK v2.

A small text editor, providing a number of the useful programming features found in larger editors, but hopefully with less bloat.

gICE is a powerful C text editor developed with GTK 2.0 on Linux, the advanced features are: AutoIdentation, Colors, AutoFormating the text, AutoCorrection the program in C (gICE can read the source code and find lexic mistakes) and more.

This is an editor for XML. It is based on a simplified DOM 1.0 specification to interact with packed widgets.

Create a text editor for computer programmers. Use ruby as underlying system and write core code in C. Support at least inline debugging as well as common features such as colored keywords.

rjed is a small Remote JED Control. It can control both jed and xjed, starting new JED processes when necessary. It supports several options to suite your taste and, more important, to use jed as external editor with those programs that support this fea

XPHP is an IDE authoring tool for Windows that allows you to design, develop, test, debug and deploy PHP applications. [This project has been discontinued since 2005]

A programming Editor using some excellent feature of EditPlus, UltrEdit and Kate.

a small but powerful text editor for the GNOME desktop

is the coolest web-based content and script editor. It has support for html, xhtml, xml, javascript, php, stylesheets, filters and much more.

GNU nano is a GPLed clone of the Pico text editor. It aims to emulate Pico as closely as possible, while possibly adding new features. Nano has moved to Savannah. Please see http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/nano/ for current releases.

Glimmer is a code editor for GNOME, using Python as a scripting language for extending it's capabilities.

Edwin is a curses-based text editor implementing windows. Other planned features include the ability to display multiple files contiguously so that they may be searched and browsed simultaneously.

XEmacs is a highly customizable text editor and application development system. Its emphasis is on modern graphical user interface support and an open software development model.

A database builder/editor/viewer for maintaining RDB tables using the Linux-based Agenda VR3 PDA. Users can create and edit structured data records compatible with the RDB tab-delimited text format.

Bibtool is a simple curses-based editor for BibTeX bibliography files, especially useful for those who have to maintain a large number of references for a major piece of documentation, like a PhD thesis. The name 'bibtool' was already in use by another project. To avoid confusion this project has been renamed 'bibcursed' for further development. There will be no further updates to bibtool, and you should start using Bibcursed instead (also hosted on Sourceforge).

YASE is a screen editor designed to be portable enough to have a consistent interface across all platforms, to minimize memory usage and still maintain a high degree of configurability.

A win32 and later a multi-platform file editor with it's main emphasis on it's Tcl interface. Still in beta, it manages to deliver a usable, almost fully functional file editor with all the goodies one needs and minus all the goodies not everyone needs. I

Bpe is a relatively-simple and easy-to-use, screen-oriented, curses-based binary editor.