DAV: A Free GNU/Linux Console Text Edito

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Last Update: 2013-02-21

DAV (Dav Ain't Vi)
The purpose of Dav is to provide a free, stable, and efficient console text editor. The secondary purpose of Dav is to be easy and intuitive to use to maximize productivity while using it. Dav is written in pure C, and compiles using

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