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[News] Dietmar Eilert is working on MorphED ANN.lu Posted on 24-Apr-2003 17:22 GMT by Martin 'Senex' Heine 31 comments View flat View list As MorphOS-News.de reports, Dietmar Eilert, developer of GoldED, is working full time on "MorphED" since Friday, April 18th 2003. List of all comments to this article Sorted by date, most recent at bottom Comment 1 Anonymous 24-Apr-2003 15:29 GMT Comment 2 dammy 24-Apr-2003 15:38 GMT Comment 3 hooligan/dcs Registered user 24-Apr-2003 16:47 GMT Comment 4 volm 24-Apr-2003 17:26 GMT Comment 5 Anonymous 24-Apr-2003 18:45 GMT Comment 6 Anonymous 24-Apr-2003 19:30 GMT Comment 7 Dietmar 24-Apr-2003 19:55 GMT Comment 8 Alkis Tsapanidis Registered user 24-Apr-2003 20:40 GMT Comment 9 Alkis Tsapanidis Registered user 24-Apr-2003 20:41 GMT Comment 10 greenboy Registered user 24-Apr-2003 23:49 GMT Comment 11 hooligan/dcs Registered user 25-Apr-2003 01:30 GMT Comment 12 Senex Registered user 25-Apr-2003 01:48 GMT Comment 13 Christoph Gutjahr 25-Apr-2003 01:51 GMT Comment 14 Kjetil 25-Apr-2003 04:45 GMT Comment 15 Don Cox 25-Apr-2003 05:20 GMT Dietmar Eilert is working on MorphED : Comment 16 of 31 ANN.lu Posted by Diet#+ on 25-Apr-2003 05:43 GMT In reply to Comment 11 (hooligan/dcs): @hooligan: > The look and feel of CED ain't that important.. simple, working, fast and trustfull are the words I'd use to describe it. When I wrote that a CED-inspired configuration would be provided, I didn't mean to provide a program that "looks" like another editor or mimics features. It's about reducing the annoying surprises when switching software: It's very hard to get the keymap of an editor out of your system. While testing the CED-keymapping with GoldED, I involuntary mangled my texts for days. Btw, if you are into speed, you can't do anything wrong with GoldED, give it a try. It performs very well, regardless what editor you are using as point of reference. However, gap-buffer-style non-syntax-highlighting non-folding editors have an advantage with loading. That's an unavavoidable consequence of the design choosen and tradeoffs at this point pay off with other operations, and with usability. There are areas where GoldED can't compete with smaller editors (footprint, simplicity, being self-contained). On the other hand, I personally don't really see such editors as competing products: they are different tools for different tasks. GoldED is for software development. Jump... #19 bbrv Top Previous comment Next comment bottom List of all comments to this article (continued) Comment 17 Kjetil 25-Apr-2003 06:11 GMT Comment 18 Don Cox 25-Apr-2003 07:35 GMT Comment 19 bbrv Registered user 25-Apr-2003 07:51 GMT Comment 20 Lando 25-Apr-2003 08:02 GMT Comment 21 Anonymous 25-Apr-2003 08:33 GMT Comment 22 Dietmar 25-Apr-2003 08:48 GMT Comment 23 Kjetil 25-Apr-2003 09:02 GMT Comment 24 itix 25-Apr-2003 11:27 GMT Comment 25 Anonymous 25-Apr-2003 11:44 GMT Comment 26 Anonymous 25-Apr-2003 12:08 GMT Comment 27 Anonymous 25-Apr-2003 12:09 GMT Comment 28 Anonymous 25-Apr-2003 12:12 GMT Comment 29 hooligan/dcs Registered user 25-Apr-2003 13:26 GMT Comment 30 Dietmar 25-Apr-2003 15:06 GMT Comment 31 hooligan/dcs Registered user 25-Apr-2003 15:37 GMT

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