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Encyclopedia: XEmacs

XEmacs is a text editor which is forked from the GNU Emacs text editor. Its signature feature is good GUI support. XEmacs runs on almost any Unix-like operating system (inside X or in a text terminal), as well as on Microsoft Windows. It also runs on Mac OS X with X11.app; a native Carbon version is in alpha testing.

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GNUWin II

LiteStep Development MinGW32 XEmacs Blender SiePerl PLT-Scheme Education Solfege Tux Paint... Office OpenOffice.org XEmacs AbiWord Ghostscript LaTeX Operating systems GNU GRUB Cooperative Linux...

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Exec-shield

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Jamie Zawinski

Jamie Zawinski , commonly known as jwz , is a computer programmer, responsible for significant contributions to the free software projects Mozilla and XEmacs, as well as early versions of the commercial Netscape Navigator. He became quite well known in the early days of the world wide web through...

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Right to fork

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Text editor

Edit application edlin edt Emacs (see also XEmacs, below) gEdit GNU Nano [2] jEdit joe [3] Kate NEdit... SubEthaEdit TECO TextEdit TPU UltraEdit vi vim [5] XEmacs Freeware editors Beaver [6] EditPad lite [7...

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List of software

XEmacs XFce Xine Xnview X Window System Ximian Evolution Zinf ZipIt ZoneAlarm zsh...

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Fork (software)

laws on the exportation of cryptographic software. XEmacs was a fork from Emacs to support the...

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Gnus

Gnus is a message reader running under GNU Emacs and XEmacs. It supports reading and composing both news and e-mail. In addition, it is able to use a number of web-based sources as inputs for its groups. Gnus users find it pleasing to have a system which offers consistent interface between Usenet...

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List of Macintosh software

TextEdit XEmacs Web browsers Amaya (browser) Camino Cyberdog iCab Internet Explorer Konqueror Lynx...

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Emacs

written by Richard Stallman, starting in 1984. The most popular alternative is XEmacs, which forked... forks of a free software program. Lucid Emacs has since been renamed XEmacs ; it and GNU Emacs remain...

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