Search Results for "active disk editor"

...Vim supports a wide range of customization options, enabling users to tailor workflows to their exact needs. Its active development and long-standing community ensure continuous improvements and long-term reliability. Vim is an improved version of the editor "vi", one of the standard text editors on UNIX systems.

...A library can be selectively synced into any device. Reliable and efficient file syncing improves your productivity. Access files in the cloud in local S: drive without syncing them. Extends the local disk space with the massive storage capacity on the server. Files can be used offline too. Features built with enterprise environments in mind: AD/LDAP integration, group syncing, department hierarchy, fine-grained permission control. Edit Wiki documents in Markdown format, with built-in WYSIWYG Markdown editor. Knowledge management becomes very efficient with our full-text search, file tagging and review features. ...

Text editor based on interface from Intel ISIS-II aedit, which in turn was based on its big brother alter. This was originally written in the mid 80s on QNX running on an 8088, with a CBM-64 acting as the console. I have used this on every UNIX system I have touched. A couple of things have not been implemented, (a) other - a feature to hold two files in memory (b) error on saving detected, the original ISIS-II would reboot if you attempted to write to a read-only disk, so this part just never happened in the C version - sin of omission. ...

lde is a disk editor for linux, originally written to help recover deleted files. It has a simple curses interface that was supposed to resemble an old version of Norton Disk Edit for DOS. Works well with ext2, minix, xiafs. Not so hot w/fat and iso9660

OSPlus is a collection of utilities for DOS, Linux and Win32. This includes a Text Editor and a Disk Imager. I am gradually making it Open Source, and the source will be available for anyone to hack away on.