Removal of KEdit
Guillaume Laurent
glaurent at telegraph-road.org
Sat Apr 19 14:50:07 BST 2003
On Saturday 19 April 2003 15:25, Neil Stevens wrote:
> Base features are meaningless. The only important comparison is a
> feature-by-feature list. "Base features" don't matter when people go to
> use KEdit features that don't exist in KWrite.
Absolutely. Given the thousands of possible ways to edit text, I think we
actually don't have enough text editors as it is. It's now universally
admitted that Unix lost the desktop to Windows in a large part because it
didn't have enough text editors. And since we're oh-so-better than the
Eeeevil and Stooopid proprietary software editors, and have unlimited time
and manpower available, I suggest we start right away to write more text
editors. A few ideas for inspiration :
- a text editor which won't echo anything you type, for autists.
- a text editor with a window constantly shaking for people with Parkinson's
syndrome
- a text editor showing text upside down, for people who spend a significant
part of their lives in that position (yogis, trapezists come to mind...)
--
Guillaume.
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