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* TVEdit for the [[IMSSS]] [[TENEX]] system, displaying on [[Imlac PDS-1]] computers. Written by John Prebus. | * TVEdit for the [[IMSSS]] [[TENEX]] system, displaying on [[Imlac PDS-1]] computers. Written by John Prebus. | ||
| − | * TV-Edit at IMSSS and SUMEX-AIM, displaying on TEC 400 and Datamedia 2500 [[video terminal]]s, by Pentti Kanerva. | + | * TV-Edit at IMSSS and [[SUMEX-AIM]], displaying on TEC 400 and Datamedia 2500 [[video terminal]]s, by Pentti Kanerva. |
* TV for [[Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory|SAIL]] [[Information International Inc|III]] and [[Data Disc]] displays, by Dan Swinehart. | * TV for [[Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory|SAIL]] [[Information International Inc|III]] and [[Data Disc]] displays, by Dan Swinehart. | ||
* E for Data Disc displays, by Fred Wright, Brian Harvey, Arthur Samuel, Martin Frost, et al. | * E for Data Disc displays, by Fred Wright, Brian Harvey, Arthur Samuel, Martin Frost, et al. | ||
Revision as of 08:26, 10 June 2023
TVEDIT was the first in a family of full-screen text editor. It was written by Brian Tolliver for the Odin time-sharing on the Stanford PDP-1.
The full-screen editing features of E was an influence on Richard Stallman and the EMACS editor. Douglas Hofstadter wrote his book Gödel, Escher, Bach using TVEdit on the IMSSS Imlacs in Ventura Hall.
Offspring, all running on the PDP-10, include:
- TVEdit for the IMSSS TENEX system, displaying on Imlac PDS-1 computers. Written by John Prebus.
- TV-Edit at IMSSS and SUMEX-AIM, displaying on TEC 400 and Datamedia 2500 video terminals, by Pentti Kanerva.
- TV for SAIL III and Data Disc displays, by Dan Swinehart.
- E for Data Disc displays, by Fred Wright, Brian Harvey, Arthur Samuel, Martin Frost, et al.
