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Minimum Profit for Linux 5.61

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Minimum Profit is a reliable and highly-featured text editor designed especially for programmers. ...

Author Angel Ortega
License Open Source
Price FREE
Released 2023-09-01
Downloads 318
Filesize 645 kB
Requirements
Installation Instal And Uninstall
Keywords text editor, edit text, syntax highlight, text, editor, edit
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