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Kilo is a small text editor that uses less than 1,000 lines of code. It is simple to use and doesn't need any extra libraries. You can save files with **CTRL-S**, quit with **CTRL-Q**, and search for words with **CTRL-F**. Kilo is a good starting point for making more advanced text editors or command-line interfaces. It's free to use and modify under the BSD 2 clause license. This makes it easy for users to learn from and build upon, helping them create their own tools.
https://github.com/antirez/kilo
Cheogram
[https://cheogram.com]
Cheogram is a set of services that connect all open communication networks together, allowing you to reach all your contacts from a single app.
The Cheogram Android app allows you to join a worldwide communication network. It especially focuses on features useful to users who want to contact those on other networks as well, such as SMS-enabled phone numbers.
Based on the app Conversations, but with unique features:
* Messages with both media and text, including animated media
* Unobtrusive display of subject lines, where present
* Links to known contacts are shown with their name
* Show timestamps for calls
* Integrates with gateways' add contact flows
* When using a gateway to the phone network, integrate with the native Android Phone app
* Address book integration
* Tag contacts and channels and browse by tag
* Command UI
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