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Slate
A fast, simple text editor that opens files of any size
...For data files it adds JSON and XML formatting and checking with a structure view, and "show only matching lines" turns a huge log into just its errors. On Windows, Slate is one signed, portable Slate.exe that updates itself. On Linux it installs from a .deb with its own apt repository. Free and open source under the MIT license; the source is at github.com/jamesccupps/Slate. -
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rucola
Terminal based markdown note manager
Terminal-based markdown note manager to view statistics, explore connections and launch editing and viewing applications. -
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Notabena
Notabena, the pure Rust open-source note-taking app.
Notabena is a simple command-line note-taking app. It supports Homebrew and different platforms. Notabena is licensed under GPL-3.0. Install it on Homebrew via: brew tap chiissu/macchiato brew install --HEAD notabena View our GitHub (https://github.com/ThatFrogDev/notabena) for more information.
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