E Editor

[Tomas Brennan]

Hey CPians, E Editor is open sourced, repository lies here [^]. Announcement by the company is here[^] Original question on StackOverflow here [^] The main website where E Editor is [^] Enjoy and happy new year! :-D Tom.

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[Shog9 0]

Huh... Upon reading the title, I immediately thought of the old EPM editor that shipped with OS/2. Sadly, this doesn't appear to have any connection.

[PIEBALDconsult]

Sounds like advertising. X|

[Abhinav S]

:~

There's nothing left in my right brain and nothing right in my left brain.

[Abu Mami]

open source, with a trial version, and a download for $34.95? sounds like an advertisement

[Robert Surtees]

From the second link: The editor could not have been build without the support of a lot of open source projects (most notably wxWidgets). So to give back, the Linux version will be totally free (as in beer).

[Brady Kelly]

Open Source does not have to imply free.

[Lost User]

Some licences make that 'free' mandatory. The BSD-style license[^] that he's using surely implies that :)

I are Troll :suss:

[Lost User]

Or to paraphrase, 'In order to stimulate sales in our principal for-profit market (Windows), we're giving a Linux version away for free as a marketing stunt.'

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