Nuevo proyecto: marave, un editor de textos relajado
Marave (nada, in guaraní) es un editor de textos relajado. Su meta es que te puedas concentrar en escribir, libre de distrcciones visuales.
Está escrito en PyQt, por lo que debería funcionar en todas las plataformas importantes, y está liberado bajo la licencia GPLv2, así que es softwre libre.
Se puede encontrar el SVN actualizado (no hay todavía una versión empaquetada) en http://marave.googlecode.com
Screenshots:
Status:
No está terminado, pero tiene esto:
Se puede editar texto
Interfaz minimalista, "evanescente"
(Opcional) feedback de audio para el teclado
(Opcional) música relajante (requiere internet)
Se puede personalizar el fondo, la tipografía, los colores y sonidos.
Corrector ortográfico (requiere pyenchant)
También faltan algunas cosas:
Buscar y Buscar/Reemplazar no está hecho
Las personalizaciones no se guardan
Falta limpiar más la interfaz
No pide guardar cuando cierra
Guardado automático no está hecho
Y al menos un bug conocido:
En windows los widgets no están bien ubicados Arreglado en SVN
Breve historia:
Hace unos días vi ommwriter mencionado en un tweet o algo similar.
Estaba pensando "lindo", pero una voz en mi cabeza me decía "eso debe ser fácil de hacer". Después de todo, la parte difícil de crear un programa es hacer que haga algo, ¿no?
Bueno, sí y no. Me las arreglé para hacer algo parecido en un día, pero hacer que quede exacto como yo quiero me vuelve loco :-)
Maybe we should merge our projects :) http://bitbucket.org/teacup...
Looks nice, you don't need me :-)
Quite a lot of such editors around.
Gyounen, pyRoom, vanilla ... just to mention a few in Python.
But still.. good work. Looking forward to the progress you make.
You know, reinventing the wheel has such an undeserved bad reputation.
I bet there were lots of guys telling the wheel inventor to stop reinventing the log roller.
Hi Roberto,
i don't think reinventing the wheel has an undeserved bad reputation.
The interesting part is when you surpass the original design or build a new solution, just as your example with the wheel inventor demonstrates.
Don't get me wrong. I didn't say the work was worthless. I actually stated it is good work and i am interested to see what comes out of it during the next time. I also stated that there are already some programs for this. So for me the interesting part is to see where this editor brings in something new.
Sorry if I came too harshly :-)
What's new in this one:
* It is free
* It works in all desktop platforms (plus Maemo and S60, but that needs UI tweaking).
And even if it doesn't do anything different, it still achieves two worthy goals:
* It entertains me ;-)
* I learn stuff
This is really nice. I'm going to start using it now.
I noticed you reported a bug immediately!
Please see if it's fixed now :-)
Some mentions of marave elsewhere:
"Marave, el Ommwriter para Linux": http://is.gd/7NLX9
"Interesting Text Editors": http://is.gd/7NMn0
Marave at linmagazine.co.il (hebrew): http://is.gd/7QL6J
Roberto,
I don't know if you are a Linux Journal subscriber, but I was prompted to try out Marave when I read about it in my newly-delivered issue of Linux Journal. It appears in John Knight's monthly column. Great work - thanks!
Best,
Evan
Sadly I can't find any references to marave in linux journal's site :-(
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