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Howl

Publié par Howl Developers

Lightweight editor with keyboard-centric minimalistic interface

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Points clés

  • Edits text files on Linux with a keyboard-driven command and navigation model.
  • Presents a minimal interface that gives most of the window to the text buffer.
  • Distributed under the MIT license, allowing reuse in both open and proprietary projects.
  • Available for Linux only, with no recorded Windows or macOS build.
  • Published by Howl Developers.

À propos de cette application

Howl is a text editor for Linux, published by Howl Developers. It is described as lightweight and keyboard-centric: navigation and commands are meant to be issued from the keyboard, and the interface is kept minimal so that the screen shows mostly the text buffer instead of toolbars and side panels. Editors of this shape generally suit programmers and writers who already work without reaching for a pointer.

The MIT license applies, which permits use, modification and redistribution, including within proprietary work, as long as the copyright notice is retained. Only a Linux build is listed, so Howl is not an option for anyone who needs the same editor on Windows or macOS.

Language support, configuration format, extension interface and file encoding handling are outside the facts recorded here; check the project documentation before moving an editing workflow onto it.

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