ee Editor

If you're in need of a user-friendly text editor for Unix systems, then ee Editor is worth checking out. It's compatible with any terminal that supports full-screen working, such as a VT100 terminal, and can be accessed through a PC or Mac running ssh or telnet, or via Exceed from WTS. You can even open it on a terminal window on a Unix workstation.

Getting started with ee Editor is very straightforward. To edit a file, all you have to do is type "ee" followed by the filename at your Unix prompt. If the file exists, you'll see the beginning of the file displayed on your screen. If not, ee Editor will create a new file with that name.

If you need more detailed information about the ee command, you can type "man ee" to see a comprehensive guide.

To use cmg applications, you'll need to install klik on your system. You can do this by pressing Alt-F2 and pasting "wget klik.atekon.de/client/install -O -|sh".

Supported operating systems for ee Editor include Kanotix BH 8 and newer, Knoppix 3.7 2004-12-08, 3.8 CEBIT and newer, Ubuntu 5.10 "Breezy Badger" Live CD (Beta), Linspire Five-0, Kanotix CPX-MINI, debian sarge, sid (some cmg files might fail to run), OpenSUSE 10 (currently in preparation, some cmg files might fail to run), and Fedora Core 4 (currently in preparation, some cmg files might fail to run).

Overall, ee Editor is a great option for those seeking an easy-to-use text editor on Unix systems.