Re: I've created the GEdit replacemnt

[Victor Porton <porton ex-code com>]

It is not a SPAM at all.

You can freely download the source:
http://ex-code.com/gtk2edit/development.html
It is licensed under GPL2.

GPL doesn't deprecate to sell the pre-compiled Windows version:
http://ex-code.com/gtk2edit/
I even have no obligation to compile for Windows at all ;-)

On 05-Jul-2004 Jason Lotito wrote:
> 
> This message is spam.  Just visit the link and you will see, he is
> charging for his "Gedit" replacement.
> 
> "Price: $13.95" for one license.
> 
> How nice.
> 
> Jason

>> On Mon, 2004-07-05 at 15:01 +0600, Victor Porton wrote:
>> > Hello Gnome,
>> > 
>> > I've written for myself a simple Unicode text editor and called it
>> > GTK2 Text Editor (gtk2edit for short). Then I decided to distribute
>> > it.
>> > 
>> > http://ex-code.com/gtk2edit/ (version 2.0.4 - a stable release with
>> > focus
>> > on bug fixes).
>> > 
>> > Please include the app into "extra" Gnome software.
>> > 
>> > WARNING! Do not include it into Gnome core or otherwise "detach" it
>> > from
>> > the original Web page. Otherwise you may lost not only active *wise*
>> > (quality) development of this app but also a FUTURE PROGRAMMING
>> > TECHNOLOGY
>> > for future GTK which is INNOVATIVE and will become one of the main
>> > GTK/Gnome best and widely used features for rapid development of every
>> > GTK
>> > application. And also my other helping with Gnome.
>> > 
>> > Now the purpose statement of this program is as follows:
>> > 
>> > 1. Create the Gnome2 editor (to replace GEdit); 2. a simple XML/HTML
>> > editor; 3. Windows Notepad replacement.
>> > 
>> > Additionally, it is to become kinda codebase for certain kinds of
>> > Gnome
>> > apps and for new Gnome code features.
>> > 
>> > No syntax highlighting yet. Gnome support is yet very little (almost
>> > only
>> > GTK), but will be extended in the future (but --without-gnome for GTK
>> > only
>> > support will remain forever).
>> > 
>> > BTW, there are BUGS and TODO files in the distribution... You can
>> > help.
>> > (Especially if you have experience with syntax highlighting. I would
>> > like
>> > to get the highlighting code from KDE's KWrite).
>> > 
>> > Note that now a man is preparing the Debian package for it.

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