PSC Morphos/AROS Software
Information about my native/ported software for Morphos/AROS (currently MorphOS only, AROS packages will be available later)
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1 Editoren for the Shell
I'm using EMACS editors on all other operating systems I'm working on, and some of the key-bindings are deeply wired in my brain. While native MorphOS editors are great (FlowStudio etc), I needed some Emacs-like editors for my own work on MorphOS. So I ported some:
- atto A modern emacs like editor, rooted in a minimalist aproach to implement a working editor in less than 2000 lines of C code. Source at https://github.com/hughbarney/atto
- ee-Ersatz Emacs is a port of the classical MicroEmacs code (which has many forks available on the net). There was even an native AmigaOS port of MicroEmacs back in the 1980ies (http://aminet.net/package/text/edit/MicroEMACS).
- oed - OpenBSD portable ed(1) - this editor is not Emacs-like (to the contrary, it is the grandfather im vi and vim). But because it claims to be portable, I had to try to compile it on MorphOS. And yes, it compiled without issues. Knowing ed(1) is an essential Unix-Sysadmin skill, but not required to work with MorphOS. For anyone interested in learning ed(1), I recommend the up-to-date book ed(1) Mastery by Michael W. Lucas.