TSE: About a universal text editor

[knud van eeden]

Hello, 

As TSE runs successfully on at least and more than 50 flavors of operating systems it can for sure be called a universal text editor.

E.g. TSE installation and initial running tested successfully on currently at least 40 Linux distribution versions.

It would or could thus (in the future) be a potential candidate to be default included in the default Linux distributions. Like Vim or Nano is.

TSE 32 bits runs on all Microsoft Windows versions, starting with 95, 98, ME, Vista, 7, 8, 10, 11, ...

It should run even on an Apple Mac using e.g. programs like the CrossOver program.

And so on...

with friendly greetings 

Knud van Eeden 

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[Steve Cramer]

Wish it also ran on Android

[Carlo Hogeveen]

Or on mac, or on iOS, or on iPadOS.
Not so universal at all.
It feels like we are being trolled again.

Carlo

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[Knud van Eeden]

Watch your language.

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[Knud van Eeden]

I will then file immediately an official complaint.

[Knud van Eeden]

And you are really starting to pull in in all kind of alternative e.g. mobile operating systems in order to force forward some invented exceptions to the rule. Since when is TSE running on mobile operating systems and why should they be taken into account? With universal is meant e.g. Linux and Microsoft Windows of course. And if a program like TSE can be installed on until now on 40 Linux distributions that is a real universal achievement and was actually more where I was thinking about. E.g. somehow asking the creators of the Linux distributions to consider including TSE in the official distributions some day. Because it is very versatile thus. 

And regarding Mac OS FYI I had TSE running on the Mac in CrossOver.

[knud van eeden]

Further FYI did I manage to let TSE 4.50 Official Release run on the BSD operating system (=FreeBSD).

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