NE File Editor:
Last Updated: 8/10/06
Genre: Utility
Platform: Linux X Server
Release Date: Released!
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This project was my first project ever attempted that used libraries that enabled
me to create a utility using the OS's current GUI. It worked out a lot nicer than
I thought it was going to when I started the project. I used the Qt header files
to create this program. Qt in conjunction with KDE's own header files is what KDE's
desktop uses to display it's applications. (Thus the similar look and feel to KDE
over GNOME, which uses GTK).
I, personally, use neither Gnome or KDE. As you can see by the screenshots, I've
found a home with PWM (see newest/top screen shots) where as before I was a big
fan of XFCE. You're probably thinking that last statement was completely irrelevant,
but I said it to prove it works with almost every Window Manager you could think
of, you just need the Qt library installed. Anyway, this file editor lets you edit
all kinds of file types and also open a command prompt and do any necessary things
you may have to do there too. (Be it compile, create directories, delete files,
etc). It's pretty simple, but gets the job done.
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