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<h2><b>Ted
rtf(Rich Text File) Processor</b></h2>
<p style="text-indent:
2em;" >Ted is a light weight word processor for Linux. Ted Reads
and Writes in Microsoft's rtf Format. it is like but with a
Spell Checker and other word
processing Features not found in Wordpad. It is 100% Compatible with
Wordpad running on Windows .
Ted even has the ability to Convert
rtf files to postscript files and converts rtf to pdf. There are more
powerful word processor
with extra features I don't
need I a lot of Features. I like to keep things real simple so Ted is the
Choice for me.</p>
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<i><b>Pros.</b></i>
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<li>Converts rtf to
pdf.</li>
<li>Full WYSIWYG
Editor. </li>
<li>Compatible With
Windows File Format.</li>
<li>Supports standard
Cut Copy and Past.</li>
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<i><b>Cons.</b></i>
<lu>
<li>Right clicking
brings up font menu might be weird for new users</li>
<li>No Grammar
Correction (so I use the old dos program Gramatick. I run it in DosBox)</li>
</lu>
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<b><i>Links</i></b>
<p><a
href="http://www.nllgg.nl/Ted">Ted Web Site</a>
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<h2><b>QB64 IDE
and Compiler</b></h2>
<p style="text-indent:
2em;" >QB64 is a modern 64-Bit Extend Basic Plus open GL for
Windows, Linux & macOs that retains Compatability with Quick Basic 4.5
QB64 Is able to Compile to 64-bit
binary</p>
<p style="text-indent:
2em;" >Back in The 1980's BASIC was the most used
programming Language and Quick Basic was the best. You no longer had to use
Line
Number you had a full screen Editor
QB64 builds on that allowing you to tap into Open GL to make awesome games
and programs.</p>
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<i><b>Pros.</b></i>
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<li>Easy to learn and
fun</li>
<li>Lots of
Documentation</li>
<li>Compiles to what
ever Os your Running it on.</li>
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<i><b>Cons.</b></i>
<lu>
<li>Programs Run
slower then programs written in C,C++,Rust</li>
<li>Not as Popular as
Python</li>
</lu>
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<b><i>Links.</i></b>
<p><a
href="http://www.qb64.com">QB64 Web Page</a>
<p><a
href="https://www.qb64phoenix.com">QB64 PE Home Page</a>
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<h2><b>Helix
Text Editor</b></h2>
<p style="text-indent:
2em;">I started out using vim when my hard drive crashed I lost
all my plug-ins and config. When I installed Manjaro
Sway edition it came with Helix and
it pretty much had every feature I would have had to install a plugin for
vim. it comes with Auto complete,
Surround, multiple cursors,
Languages Snippet, Syntax coloring, Multiple Clipboards, and much more </p>
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<i><b>Pros.</b></i>
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<li>Uses Most of the
same key bindings as vim</li>
<li>Language Support</li>
<li>A built in
tutorial</li>
<li>Multi
Selection</li>
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<i><b>Cons.</b></i>
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<li>No plug-in system
yet</li>
<li>Some key binding are
different the vim</li>
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