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Jasspa's MicroEmacs is an Emacs editor biased towards UNIX users, working across platforms by providing a consistent interface under UNIX, Microsoft Windows 3.1/'95/'98/NT/2K/XP/Vista and DOS operating systems.

Compiled and tested in 4.31.

aragon

aragon wrote:Home: http://www.jasspa.com/index.html
Version: 901011

Jasspa's MicroEmacs is an Emacs editor biased towards UNIX users, working across platforms by providing a consistent interface under UNIX, Microsoft Windows 3.1/'95/'98/NT/2K/XP/Vista and DOS operating systems.

Compiled and tested in 4.31.

aragon

Also note: Emacs, and MicroGnu Emacs ("mg"): http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=61318

(just for completeness!)

(BTW, "mg" also has a command-line editor for DOS, thus runs in the command shell for Win98, WinXP, etc...)

RetroTechGuy wrote: Also note: Emacs, and MicroGnu Emacs ("mg"): http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=61318

(just for completeness!)

(BTW, "mg" also has a command-line editor for DOS, thus runs in the command shell for Win98, WinXP, etc...)

The completeness will go further, i have also compiled uemacs and zile ... i will upload the packages tomorrow.

aragon

Forum madness, double post

aragon wrote:

RetroTechGuy wrote: Also note: Emacs, and MicroGnu Emacs ("mg"): http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=61318

(just for completeness!)

(BTW, "mg" also has a command-line editor for DOS, thus runs in the command shell for Win98, WinXP, etc...)

The completeness will go further, i have also compiled uemacs and zile ... i will upload the packages tomorrow.

aragon

i'm having problems with the cofig-file of uemacs, so i first have to investigate this before uploading.

aragon

aragon wrote:

RetroTechGuy wrote: Also note: Emacs, and MicroGnu Emacs ("mg"): http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=61318

(just for completeness!)

(BTW, "mg" also has a command-line editor for DOS, thus runs in the command shell for Win98, WinXP, etc...)

The completeness will go further, i have also compiled uemacs and zile ... i will upload the packages tomorrow.

aragon

Always useful!

Emacs is the largest member of the family, "mg" is the smallest (quite limited -- not truly an Emacs -- no Lisp, but with the look and feel of Emacs -- quite useful), and uemacs which sits in the middle (IIRC, most of the power of its big brother, without the RAM hunger).