“Redneck Software releases version 1.0 of Moonshine, a
customizable integrated development environment for
Linux.“
“Today Redneck Software, the leader in customizable software
application development tools for Linux, announced the release of
Moonshine Version 1.0, a customizable integrated development
environment for Linux. Moonshine is being developed by Redneck
Software as an open source project.
“Because of its ability to be customized, Moonshine can support
a wide variety of software development languages. It is designed in
a modular fashion so that specific language support is not built
directly into the application but into plug-ins or modules. The
application provides a graphical file viewer, a configurable text
editor, and a captured command interface. The individual modules
provide icons, menus, context highlighting rules for text, and
utilities specific to the module. In addition to these, modules
also provide the ability to tie other applications into the
Moonshine development environment, giving users the ability to
create a full featured integrated development environment for
whatever software development language they wish to use.”
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