On 8/6/23 23:26, Mateusz Viste via Freedos-user wrote:
Because I felt that the world needed another DOS text editor, I have
spent past month's evenings on a new project named SVED.
SVED (short for "the SvarDOS editor") is designed for basic editing of
configuration files and such. It is NOT meant to be a full-featured text
editor. On the pro side, it has a low memory footprint and is only a
couple kilobytes big, which makes it a good fit for bootdisks or systems
with extremely limited resources.
- runs comfortably on a 8086-class PC with 256 KiB of RAM
- auto-detects color and monochrome video modes
- supports unusual text modes like 80x43, 80x50, 40x25...
- multilingual UI
- only 7 KiB of disk footprint
- screen estate dedicated to text (no stupid frames, menus and such)
- loads files larger than 64 KiB
- no line length limit
- can load up to 10 files simultaneously
- handles CR/LF and LF line endings and can convert between them
http://svardos.org/sved
Mateusz
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Hello,
This is going to be great for XTs. Unlike Norton Editor, the edit that
comes with FreeDOS is so slow you can see the interface drawing itself
on such a machine.
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