X based text editor?

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From: Bailey G Szeto
Date: Thu, 27 Feb 1992 07:04

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While we're on the subject of an x based vi editor, is there an x based
editor (not vi) around?  I'm a teacher's assistant for a UNIX/C class at
Santa Clara University and would like to install something easy to use for
my students.  Ideally, something like the first generation macwrite would
be good... Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
By the way, it would help if it runs on X11R3.  I know, I know, we are two
generations behind, but you know how tight school budgets can be...
 
bszeto@cup.portal.com
bszeto@buss10.scu.edu   <- better address to use.
 
Thanks again!

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