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Open source software may not earn the ... will allow developers to edit files directly in the command line by running the command “edit.” The goal is to minimize unnecessary context switching ...

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Edit is an open-source command-line text editor so you can build the code or install the latest version from GitHub.

Edit on Windows is an open-source project by Microsoft, and it enables developers to edit files directly in the command line, just like vim, without having to switch to another app or window.

Microsoft needed a CLI text editor for 64-bit versions of Windows, so it went out and built one. It's not built-in yet, but you can try it out right now.

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