Today, November 9, 1998, Mark de Does releases his wysiwyg rich
text processor Ted for Linux under the GNU/General Public
License.
With this release he wants to contribute to the personal
productivity of Linux users.
The software shows that appealing Linux software that is easy to
use and easy to install indeed exists.
Ted is available from http://www.de-does.demon.nl.
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