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Smultron is what your text needs. It is a text editor for the rest of us which is both easy to use and elegant but still very powerful. With it you can easily write and edit unformatted text.
Features:
Features:
- You can quickly write short or long pieces of text
- You can quickly edit a web page, to-do list, script, novel or any kind of text
- You have all your open documents easily accessible
- You can easily find what you are looking for in many different documents
- You can store your documents on iCloud and access them on all your
What's New
Version 4.3.1:
- Addresses a possible issue where it could become unresponsive when moving a document to iCloud
- Better handling of a possible issue if the default font has been turned off or removed from the system
- Added Scheme syntax definition
- Added CUDA syntax definition (with help from Daniel Salles Chevitarese)
- Some small improvements to various syntax definitions
- Some other small fixes
Version 4.3.1:
- Addresses a possible issue where it could become unresponsive when moving a document to iCloud
- Better handling of a possible issue if the default font has been turned off or removed from the system
- Added Scheme syntax definition
- Added CUDA syntax definition (with help from Daniel Salles Chevitarese)
- Some small improvements to various syntax more...
Requirements
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.7.2 or later
- 64-bit processor
Smultron User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:113,853 |
| Version Downloads:382 |
| Type:Development : Editors |
| License:Commercial |
| Date:26 Apr 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $4.99 |
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Smultron is what your text needs. It is a text editor for the rest of us which is both easy to use and elegant but still very powerful. With it you can easily write and edit unformatted text.
Features:
Features:
- You can quickly write short or long pieces of text
- You can quickly edit a web page, to-do list, script, novel or any kind of text
- You have all your open documents easily accessible
- You can easily find what you are looking for in many different documents
- You can store your documents on iCloud and access them on all your Macs
- Smultron does not complicate things and you can directly start to write or edit text
- For the more advanced users Smultron is a fully featured text editor with syntax coloring, regular expressions, commands, snippets, line numbers and many, many more features
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Thomas1977 reviewed on 31 Mar 2012
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Well, while i'm at it, i never liked the in-application (toolbar, preference, etc) icons either. The main application icon is awesome though!
Still, i wish smultron all the best! :)
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DirkTheMenace reviewed on 05 Oct 2011
But in the end it is worth paying the small price tag.
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Why is Fraise development stopped?
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I have the utmost respect for developers who elect to keep sales in-house and will support them exclusively.
If any software that I want is available via MacCrapStore only I'll just not purchase it.
Some smart developers offer their software directly through themselves as well as through the CrapStore; I don't have a problem with that approach.
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Yavari reviewed on 28 Jul 2011
I see the creator of Smultron has decided to sell the product via the Apple Store, which I have mixed feelings about. On the one hand, he's charging for an open-source project that has been free for years (and has previous free versions and a free fork called Fraise); on the other hand, the price itself ($5) is extremely low, and is an extremely good value for what you're getting. I'd say it's a good deal, even if I have mixed feelings about him 'going commercial'.
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/smultron/files/smultron/
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Radus reviewed on 27 Jul 2011
Buying it from the app-store is a no brainer.
keep up your outstanding work.
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Apple (and micro$oft, including oracle, ikea, coca cola, haliburton, google, and you name the rest of them) are trying to take over whereever there is free choice. The open source community offers a chance for the individual (including developers like Borg) to make a difference. Why not?
I would rathe pay 100 dollars to Borg than the 4.99 that he charges behind the appstore. It is beyond me how people (particularly on the right wing) want to defend monopoly. Tell me, why do you like the idea that all your purchases are routed through your operating system, owned and controlled by apple? What might be the advantage of giving up freedom and integrity for a net business right inside your computer? Let me know! Give it to me - all the fantastic qualities that I have missed...
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crash on open it!!
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