Comments on: Q10: Text editor with a difference http://www.onemanwrites.co.uk/2008/02/21/q10-text-editor-with-a-difference/ musings on technical communications Fri, 29 Aug 2008 05:05:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Omer Bahri Gordebak http://www.onemanwrites.co.uk/2008/02/21/q10-text-editor-with-a-difference/#comment-3425 Omer Bahri Gordebak Sun, 18 May 2008 16:29:54 +0000 http://www.onemanwrites.co.uk/2008/02/21/q10-text-editor-with-a-difference/#comment-3425 There is TextRoom now similar to Q10, but under heavy development. It is Qt-based, so cross-platform. There is TextRoom now similar to Q10, but under heavy development. It is Qt-based, so cross-platform.

]]> By: Donald Brown http://www.onemanwrites.co.uk/2008/02/21/q10-text-editor-with-a-difference/#comment-2962 Donald Brown Tue, 22 Apr 2008 09:09:05 +0000 http://www.onemanwrites.co.uk/2008/02/21/q10-text-editor-with-a-difference/#comment-2962 I am a firm believer in the power and ease of use of the Q10 full screen text editor program. Yes, like was mentioned above the black screen can sure turn some heads since most people are expecting that traditional Windows look, but instead, they get somewhat of a DOS terminal look. The concept of blacking out the screen to clear your mind for writing is excellent, but perhaps what I like best about the program, is its ease of use and absolutely no clutter on the screen. I author an ebook on the Internet called Ebook By Blog, and I find the Q10 application to be a great tool to use in writing the posts for the ebook. Although I haven't yet talked about the Q10 text editor in the ebook yet, I plan to, since this little utility really shows some promise. Q10 is excellent for writing blog posts, articles, or anything else that you want to read. It also makes for a great text based ebook reader, as well as a great platform for programmers who write a lot of code and have to concentrate without all that screen clutter. You can think of Q10 as a quiet writing room where the door is locked and all the noise is tuned out, and all that is there is you and the keyboard. Yes, Q10 is indeed a digital quiet room for writers and programmers. [edited] What would be really neat for the programmer of the Q10 text editor to do, is to create some sort of online version of his application for people to use while they're online. Other than that, I urge anyone who is looking for the ultimate writing environment and a quiet place to write to get the Q10 full screen text editor program. Hmmm, I wonder if the Q stands for quiet? I am a firm believer in the power and ease of use of the Q10 full screen text editor program. Yes, like was mentioned above the black screen can sure turn some heads since most people are expecting that traditional Windows look, but instead, they get somewhat of a DOS terminal look. The concept of blacking out the screen to clear your mind for writing is excellent, but perhaps what I like best about the program, is its ease of use and absolutely no clutter on the screen.

I author an ebook on the Internet called Ebook By Blog, and I find the Q10 application to be a great tool to use in writing the posts for the ebook.

Although I haven’t yet talked about the Q10 text editor in the ebook yet, I plan to, since this little utility really shows some promise.

Q10 is excellent for writing blog posts, articles, or anything else that you want to read. It also makes for a great text based ebook reader, as well as a great platform for programmers who write a lot of code and have to concentrate without all that screen clutter.

You can think of Q10 as a quiet writing room where the door is locked and all the noise is tuned out, and all that is there is you and the keyboard.

Yes, Q10 is indeed a digital quiet room for writers and programmers.

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What would be really neat for the programmer of the Q10 text editor to do, is to create some sort of online version of his application for people to use while they’re online.

Other than that, I urge anyone who is looking for the ultimate writing environment and a quiet place to write to get the Q10 full screen text editor program. Hmmm, I wonder if the Q stands for quiet?

]]> By:   Q10: another distraction-free editor by Words on a page http://www.onemanwrites.co.uk/2008/02/21/q10-text-editor-with-a-difference/#comment-2396   Q10: another distraction-free editor by Words on a page Mon, 25 Feb 2008 10:00:37 +0000 http://www.onemanwrites.co.uk/2008/02/21/q10-text-editor-with-a-difference/#comment-2396 [...] McLean has written about another full-screen editor called Q10. While I use JDarkroom on my laptop, I keep a copy of Q10 on a USB flash drive and use [...] [...] McLean has written about another full-screen editor called Q10. While I use JDarkroom on my laptop, I keep a copy of Q10 on a USB flash drive and use [...]

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