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Range of modal, screen-oriented text editors written in C and designed to run in Unix-like operating systems. The Vi is programmer-oriented and it can run from a terminal or the system console.

  • The Berkeley Vi Editor (Nvi)  - Text editor originally distributed as part of the Fourth Berkeley Software Distribution (4BSD). Features include horizontal scrolling, extended regular expressions, multiple edit buffers, and infinite undo.
  • Bvi  - Binary files editor featuring a display-oriented interface. Site presents a quick tutorial and installation guide.
  • Elvis  - Free Vi clone for Unix and other operating systems. Provides syntax highlighting and networking support.
  • Graphical Vi-Vim Cheat Sheet and Tutorial  - Provides a series of lessons for learning the major commands in Vi/Vim.
  • The Traditional Vi  - Site provides traditional Vi source code download for modern Unix systems.
  • vi Editor  - Collection of tools and resources aimed at helping students in learning how to use the Vi editor.
  • Vi Survival Guide  - Introduction to the Vi with a basic crash course and usage guides.
  • WinVi  - Free editor for Windows compatible with Notepad and capable of editing up to two gigabyte files. Also features a hexadecimal mode for editing binary files.
 
 
 
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