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Andre: moony runs fine in wine

2025-03-30T11:18:45Z

moony runs fine in wine

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	While the author of the software offered downloads for Windows, Linux and FreeBSD, only the Windows version offered the client.		While the author of the software offered downloads for Windows, Linux and FreeBSD, only the Windows version offered the client.

	The *NIX versions were server versions only. ~~Furthermore~~, there are some ~~limitations to the Windows editor~~. ~~This was written in an~~		The *NIX versions were server versions only. However, it runs fine in wine, but there are some issues with multi-monitor setups.

	era when unicode was still not commonly used. ~~Therefore, the tool uses an 8-bit character set. Due the developer being Polish, it uses the~~		Furthermore, there are some limitations to the Windows editor. This was written in an era when unicode was still not commonly used.

	Windows-1250 character set, while in Western Europe, the Windows-1252 character set was the default. This resulted in wrong characters		Therefore, the tool uses an 8-bit character set. Due the developer being Polish, it uses the Windows-1250 character set,

			while in Western Europe, the Windows-1252 character set was the default. This resulted in wrong characters

	being displayed beyond ASCII characters.		being displayed beyond ASCII characters.

Andre: Screenshot

2025-03-30T08:58:04Z

Screenshot

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	MoonEdit (WikiPedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MoonEdit), commonly referred to as Moony in the BlaatSchaap community,		MoonEdit (WikiPedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MoonEdit), commonly referred to as Moony in the BlaatSchaap community,

Andre at 08:51, 30 March 2025

2025-03-30T08:51:05Z

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	MoonEdit (WikiPedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MoonEdit), commonly referred to as Moony in the BlaatSchaap community, ~~was a multi-user notepad.~~		MoonEdit (WikiPedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MoonEdit), commonly referred to as Moony in the BlaatSchaap community,
	~~It was popular in the BlaatSchaap community during its early days. The software, however, is no longer being maintained, and due the closed source~~
	~~nature cannot be forked.~~

	While the author of the software offered downloads for Windows, Linux and FreeBSD, only the Windows version offered the client. The *NIX versions		was a multi-user notepad.
	were server versions only. Furthermore, there are some limitations to the Windows editor. This was written in an era when unicode was still not		It was popular in the BlaatSchaap community during its early days. The software, however, is no longer
	commonly used. Therefore, the tool uses an 8-bit character set. Due the developer being Polish, it uses the Windows-1250 character set, while in
	Western Europe, the Windows-1252 character set was the default. This resulted in wrong characters being displayed beyond ASCII characters.		being maintained, and due the closed source nature cannot be forked.


			While the author of the software offered downloads for Windows, Linux and FreeBSD, only the Windows version offered the client.

			The *NIX versions were server versions only. Furthermore, there are some limitations to the Windows editor. This was written in an

			era when unicode was still not commonly used. Therefore, the tool uses an 8-bit character set. Due the developer being Polish, it uses the

			Windows-1250 character set, while in Western Europe, the Windows-1252 character set was the default. This resulted in wrong characters

			being displayed beyond ASCII characters.

	After the MoonEdit project shut down, alternatives have been considered. One of such alternatives is Gobby, which is an open source project.		After the MoonEdit project shut down, alternatives have been considered. One of such alternatives is Gobby, which is an open source project.
	While Gobby offers similar functionality, and does not suffer from the character set issues mentioned above, it never gained the popularity
	Moony had.		While Gobby offers similar functionality, and does not suffer from the character set issues mentioned above, it never gained the popularity Moony had.

Andre: Created page with "MoonEdit (WikiPedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MoonEdit), commonly referred to as Moony in the BlaatSchaap community, was a multi-user notepad. It was popular in the BlaatSchaap community during its early days. The software, however, is no longer being maintained, and due the closed source nature cannot be forked. While the author of the software offered downloads for Windows, Linux and FreeBSD, only the Windows version offered the client. The *NIX versions were ser..."

2025-03-30T08:43:00Z

Created page with "MoonEdit (WikiPedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MoonEdit), commonly referred to as Moony in the BlaatSchaap community, was a multi-user notepad. It was popular in the BlaatSchaap community during its early days. The software, however, is no longer being maintained, and due the closed source nature cannot be forked. While the author of the software offered downloads for Windows, Linux and FreeBSD, only the Windows version offered the client. The *NIX versions were ser..."

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MoonEdit (WikiPedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MoonEdit), commonly referred to as Moony in the BlaatSchaap community, was a multi-user notepad.
It was popular in the BlaatSchaap community during its early days. The software, however, is no longer being maintained, and due the closed source
nature cannot be forked.

While the author of the software offered downloads for Windows, Linux and FreeBSD, only the Windows version offered the client. The *NIX versions
were server versions only. Furthermore, there are some limitations to the Windows editor. This was written in an era when unicode was still not
commonly used. Therefore, the tool uses an 8-bit character set. Due the developer being Polish, it uses the Windows-1250 character set, while in
Western Europe, the Windows-1252 character set was the default. This resulted in wrong characters being displayed beyond ASCII characters.

After the MoonEdit project shut down, alternatives have been considered. One of such alternatives is Gobby, which is an open source project.
While Gobby offers similar functionality, and does not suffer from the character set issues mentioned above, it never gained the popularity
Moony had.