Last updated: 23-Apr-92

PD6:<UNIX-C.EDITORS>
   Text editors.  GNU EMACS is stored in PD6:<UNIX-C.GNU>.

   CRISP.TAR-Z
       A clone of the BRIEF editor which runs under UNIX and VMS.
       Version 1.9.
       Contributor: <[email protected]>
   E.TAR-Z
       A front end for "vi" which maintains a history of previously edited
       files, allows fast lookup and editing of files in other directories,
       allows inheritance of .exrc files, etc.  Release 1.3.
       Contributor: Terry Jones <[email protected]>
   EMACS-VT100KEYS.TAR-Z
       Key bindings for VT100-style keyboards.  Requires UNIPRESS (Gosling)
       EMACS Version 2.
       Contributor: Bill McKeeman <[email protected]>
   JOVE.TAR-Z
       The JOVE (Jonathan's Own Version of EMACS) text editor, version 4.9.
       This is an EMACS editor without the Lisp interpreter.  It is very
       close to ITS and TOPS-20 EMACS.  It runs on PDP-11's under V7 and
       2.xBSD; almost anything under 4.xBSD, System V, and MS-DOS.  There
       is also code to make it run on a Macintosh with menus and the whole
       deal.  This version is *newer* than the one on the 4.3BSD distribution.
       Contributor: Jonathan Payne <[email protected]>
   MG2A.TAR-Z, MG2A-DOS.TAR-Z
       An EMACS-like editor which runs on several micro computers (Amiga,
       Atari, MS-DOS, etc.) as well as under UNIX.  Smaller than Micro
       EMACS.
       Contributor: Bob Larson <[email protected]>
   REFORM.TAR-Z
       WordStar-Style reformatting filter from UNIX/World, November 1985.
       Simulates the WordStar ^B command.
       Contributor: Theo Pozzy <[email protected]>
   RSED.TAR-Z
       A simple text editor originally used for editing mail messages.
       Puts the whole file into an in-core linked list; no temp files.
       Contributor: Doug Davis <[email protected]>
   SCAME.TAR-Z
       Yet another EMACS clone; this one is supposed to look like TOPS-20
       EMACS and AMIS on TOPS-10 and VMS.
       Contributor: Leif Samuelsson <[email protected]>
   SE.TAR-Z
       The Georgia Tech "se" screen editor.  Works on 4.xBSD and System V;
       understands window size changes in 4.3BSD and the UNIX-PC.
       Contributor: Arnold D. Robbins <[email protected]>
   STEVIE.TAR-Z
       A "vi" clone, Stevie. Runs on System V and MS-DOS, as least.
       Version 3.69a.
       Contributor: Dave Tutelman <[email protected]>
   TECO.TAR-Z
       An implementation of TECO for Berkeley UNIX.  Note that the TECO
       here is basically like DEC Standard TECO.  Does not use termcap
       or curses.
       Contributor Matt Fichtenbaum <[email protected]>
   TVX.TAR-Z
       A full screen editor from the U. of New Mexico.  Portable to 4.xBSD,
       PC-DOS, MS-DOS, CP/M-80, and the Atari ST.
       Contributor: Bruce Wampler <[email protected]>
   UEMACS-AMIGA.SRC-Z
       Micro Emacs for the Commodore Amiga computer.  Supports multiple
       windows and one keyboard macro.  This is not a shar file, you have
       to separate the files by hand.  Ick.
       Contributor: George Jones <[email protected]>
   UEMACS38B.TAR-Z
       Micro Emacs version 3.8b.  An EMACS editor for microcomputers.
       Contributor: Daniel Lawrence <[email protected]>
   UZAP.TAR-Z
       An editor for binary files.
       Contributor: Robert Silvers <[email protected]>

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