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I'm wondering if anyone here would like to take over development of Gned since I'm no longer interested in using Java as one of my main programming languages at the time, its fairly simple and straightforward and I personally think I did a good job keeping the code nearly organized and clean. I had lots of fun actually working on the program, I learned a lot from debugging it and in the end I think it turned out to be a fairly decent little editor even if there it doesn't have as many features as most editors and even lacks some Windows Notepad has. I would like to see someone decide they want to continue working on the program even if its just for experimentation or, like myself at the time I wrote it, to get better with Java. If someone more experienced or more motivated then myself were to give it a try they could probably add syntax highlighting and give the editor a real fighting chance at least as far as simple Windows editors go. I'd be more then happy to continue contributing code for the editor from time to time over the next few months or perhaps even years depending on how long I can remember Java for :-) but I don't have time to make it one of my main applications now that I'm moving on to other programming languages. Let me know if you are interested, I'll send you a copy of all the versions of Gned that I still have going as far back as before 1.0 if I didn't lose any more versions of it, in one of them a major chunk of the files were gone so I backported them from the next version up, this may cause some inconsistency but that was with with one of the 1.2.x versions so it shouldn't matter much anyway. I also had a list of bugs found in each version and I'd be glad to include if it I still have it along with freshly made JavaDocs for version 1.4.1 available on request. If anyone here is interested you can either reply to me on the list or e-mail me personally if you prefer.
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