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RPM resource enki

Enki is an advanced text editor for programmers. It is: - User friendly. Intuitive interface. Works out of the box. You don't have to read a lot of docs - Hacker friendly. Work as quickly as possible. You don't need your mouse for coding. - Lighweight. Some IDEs show splashscreen. Enki will never do it. It just starts quickly. - Advanced. You invent software. An editor helps you to do a routine job. - Extensible. Operating systems are designed for running applications. Enki is designed for running plugins. - Cross platform. Use your habitual editor on any OS. Currently has beeen tested on Linux, MacOS X, Windows. - High quality. No long list of fancy features. But, what is done, is done well. - Open source. In GitHub we trust.

Found 2 sites for enki

• https://enki-editor.org/
• http://enki-editor.org/

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