Is there an editor like emacs, vim, etc. but (solely) used in the BSD world?

• nvi2

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  A multibyte fork of the nvi editor for BSD

• oed

  2 46 2.9 C

  Portable OpenBSD ed(1) editor.

ed(1) on BSD is distinct from GNU ed (which broke some of my common usage patterns in version 1.14). However, it is portable so could be built on Linux if you want. :-)

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• kakoune

  110 9,589 9.7 C++

  mawww's experiment for a better code editor

Kakoune fails your request on two counts: * It's not BSD-anything * It's not licensed; Unlicense is not a license, but a public-domain statement.

• mg

  6 345 7.7 C

  Micro (GNU) Emacs-like text editor ❤️ public-domain

mg (MicroGNUEmacs) despite the name is not affiliated with GNU and is a fork of MicroEmacs which is a clone of GNU Emacs. Basically it’s a lightweight, portable, emacs-style editor maintained by OpenBSD with a public domain license. https://github.com/troglobit/mg/

• jove

  1 64 6.4 C

  Jonathan's Own Version of Emacs : a venerable (1983?), fast, small Emacs clone that was originally written for 2.8BSD on PDP-11. Some of us have been using and contributing to it since 1986. (by jonmacs)

  

One of the many versions of emacs called JOVE is one that I used for many years until computers got fast enough that running full GNU emacs for even tiny edits was quick. I no longer use it. It has a long history in BSD systems.

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