ed was my preferred on CP/M in the day when I didn't have access to wordstar. ed or edline on DOS was OK. On Windows I prefer notepad++ (notepad-plus-plus.org), a free editor that is really simple to use and does proper g-code highlighting. On Unix/Linux I go to vi, yes there is a vi-vs-emacs cult war, but for me, vi is simple and I can remember the subset of control commands easily. Unix/Linux has ed also, but I prefer vi's full character screen.
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