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File Date Author Commit
 bin 1998-10-02 Slava Pestov Slava Pestov [bfe68a] import of jEdit-0.5-19981002
 doc 1998-10-04 Slava Pestov Slava Pestov [fd3363] import of jEdit-0.6-19981004
 etc 1998-10-02 Slava Pestov Slava Pestov [bfe68a] import of jEdit-0.5-19981002
 plugins 1998-10-02 Slava Pestov Slava Pestov [bfe68a] import of jEdit-0.5-19981002
 src 1998-10-04 Slava Pestov Slava Pestov [fd3363] import of jEdit-0.6-19981004
 COPYING 1998-10-02 Slava Pestov Slava Pestov [bfe68a] import of jEdit-0.5-19981002
 Makefile 1998-10-03 Slava Pestov Slava Pestov [0da77f] import of jEdit-0.5-19981003
 README 1998-10-02 Slava Pestov Slava Pestov [bfe68a] import of jEdit-0.5-19981002
 Rules.make 1998-10-02 Slava Pestov Slava Pestov [bfe68a] import of jEdit-0.5-19981002
 VERSION 1998-10-04 Slava Pestov Slava Pestov [fd3363] import of jEdit-0.6-19981004
 installit.bat 1998-10-01 Slava Pestov Slava Pestov [e0ae44] import of jEdit-0.4
 makeit.bat 1998-09-27 Slava Pestov Slava Pestov [062eae] import of jEdit-0.2-19980927

Read Me

JEDIT README (README, last modified 29 Sep 1998)

jEdit is a text editor written in Java. I wrote it to learn more about JFC
programming. This is a pre-release version. Currently, it can do simple text
editing, but more advanced features such as search and replace aren't done yet.

To get started with jEdit, I suggest you take a look at doc/index.txt. You
might also want to take a look at the contents of the etc/ directory, it
contains some useful goodies.

jEdit is under the GNU General Public License, read the enclosed COPYING file
for more information. Basically, you can share jEdit and modify it all you
want, but you must give away your modifications under the same terms.

Have fun!

-- Slava Pestov
<slava_pestov@geocities.com>