Web site: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/edit Category: Office Subcategory: Text Editors Platform: DOS, Windows, OS/2 License: Proprietary Interface: TUI Wikipedia: MS-DOS Editor First release: June 1991 MS-DOS Editor (edit) – a text editor included with MS-DOS since version 5.0. It was more convenient to use than the older Edlin. It was a typical DOS interactive program, so the … Read more
Web site: emacswiki.org/emacs/rcirc Category: Network Subcategory: IRC clients Platform: Cross-platform License: GPL Interface: TUI First release: rcirc – a next generation InternetRelayChat client. It blends seamlessly with the rest of Emacs, it’s tight, fast, and doesn’t light up like a christmas tree. rcirc also has sane defaults. There is little or no reason to customize … Read more
Web site: kirc.io Category: Network Subcategory: IRC clients Platform: Cross-platform License: GPL Interface: TUI First release: August 15, 2020 Kirc (KISS for IRC) – a tiny IRC client written in POSIX C99 designed with usability and cross-platform compatibility in mind. Features: – No dependencies other than a C99 compiler. – Simple Authentication and Security Layer … Read more
Web site: vanheusden.com/f-irc/ Category: Network Subcategory: IRC clients Platform: UNIX-like License: GPL Interface: TUI First release: F-IRC – an IRC client for terminals/command-line/console. Its goal is to be as user friendly as possible with easy navigation and keyboard shortcuts for quick navigation. It has an as much a gentle learning curve as possible. From the … Read more
Web site: gnu.org/software/emacs/erc.html Category: Network Subcategory: IRC clients Platform: BSD, DOS, Linux, OS X, Windows License: GPL Interface: TUI First release: ERC – a powerful, modular, and extensible Internet Relay Chat client distributed with GNU Emacs since version 22.1. ERC provides all the features that users expect from an IRC client: – multi channels / … Read more