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lite editor
About this tag
The lite editor tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about lightweight text editors for Windows, with a focus on Microsoft's new first-party command-line editor called Edit. This compact, modeless TUI editor ships with recent Windows 11 24H2/25H2 builds and is open-source on GitHub. Users discuss its role in filling a longstanding gap for a built-in CLI editor on 64-bit Windows, comparing it to alternatives like Notepad and third-party tools. Topics include its features, usage from Terminal, and its place in the Windows ecosystem. The tag is relevant for developers, IT pros, and power users interested in efficient text editing on the command line.
Microsoft has quietly made good on a longstanding small-but-important gap: Windows 11 now includes a new, first‑party command‑line text editor called Edit — a compact, modeless Text User Interface (TUI) editor that ships as part of recent 24H2/25H2 builds, is open‑source on GitHub, and can be...