I wanted to use my enhanced //e for writing, but all of the word processors from back in the day are too bulky for my taste, and/or don't offer an easy way to get text files back to my Mac. So I had Claude craft me a modern Apple II text editor entirely in assembler. Very speedy, small footprint – ideal for creating regular text or Markdown files. This is not meant to be a word processor, it's just a way to write. It's free and you can learn more about it, and grab it here: https://trompingmarmots.com/AppSites/ZipEdit/
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Very nice....I'll definitely test this out on the ][+ emulator I'm working on.
Cheers,
Landon
Thanks, Landon! There's a 40-column, all upper-case version specifically for the ][+. Lemme know if you have any troubles!
It also works quite well on the Apple //c. This is now my go-to editor for my projects.
Loads fast, opens and edits any text file. Screen updates are crisp, and not a struggle to use.