terminal-based text editor - without syntax highlighting

 It is designed to a be simple editor that is easy to use for users
 coming from desktop environments.
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 Keyboard shortcuts are similar to the default editors in GNOME, KDE
 and other desktop environments.
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 For example text is selected using shift+arrow keys, copy and paste
 uses ctrl+c and ctrl+v and there is a drop down menu(F10) to discover
 additional features and settings.
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 The look and feel is a blend of modern GUI editors and late 90s PC
 text mode editors (e.g. Turbo Vision based or edit.com) adapted to fit
 into terminal based workflows.
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 It implements many features like:
  - selecting text by holding Shift
  - usable without a complicated config file
  - block selection
  - multi windows (overlapping, tiled, fullscreen)
  - text from full width windows can be copied from the terminal without
    window borders, scrollbars or additional spaces interfering.
  - undo/redo
  - display line numbers
  - soft-wrapping of long lines
  - interactive search and replace (with regular expression support)
  - go-to line (and column) command
  - support stdin buffers
  - drop down menus
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 The tiny version is compiled without support for syntax highlighting.