[ Thanks to Dmitri
Popov for this link. ]
“You may think that word processing is all about
WYSIWYG and GUI, but WordGrinder is living proof that a word
processor that runs in a terminal does make sense. Thanks to its
small and efficient code base containing only 6300 lines of code,
WordGrinder will happily run on older machines, and you can even
use it on GUI-less setups.”
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