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 e3 is an ultra lightweight editor written in assembly. It simulates
 several different editors:
-  * Wordstar (default)
+  * Wordstar (joe) (default)
   * vi
   * pico (nano)
   * ne
   * emacs
+It is usable for quick editing, but not very suitable for longer sessions. Since it is written in assembly it is only available on x86 and x86_64 architecture
+Website: [[https://sites.google.com/site/e3editor/]]
+===== RAM usage =====
+On: Artix Linux in kB
+^Command ^Version ^[[:glossary#USS|USS]] ^[[:glossary#PSS|PSS]] ^[[:glossary#RSS|RSS]]^
+|e3  |2.82                          |48     |48    |48|
 ===== Feature Check =====
+|                       ^YES ^NO  ^Remarks              ^
+^ UTF-8                 | X  |    |                     |
+^ Copy/Cut/Paste        | X  |    |No multiple lines in vi mode              |
+^ Search                | X  |    |                     |
+^ Replace               | X  |    |                     |
+^ Syntax Higlight       |    | X  |                     |
+^ Auto Word Wrap        |    | X  |                     |
+^ Line Numbers          | X  |    |                     |
+^ Config. Colors        |    | X  |                     |
+^ Beginner friendly Keys| X  |    |                     |
+^ Config. key bindings  |    | X  |Choosable modes with different keybindings |
+^ Command Menu          |    | X  |                     |
+^ Integrated Help       | X  |    |Alt+h doesn't work in xterm, use Esc+h     |
+===== Screenshot =====
+{{:editors:e3.png}}
+===== Rating =====
+  * Lightweightness: +++++
+  * Simpleness: +++++
+  * Easiness: ++++
+[[:about#rating|About Rating]]
-  * UTF-8 Support
-  * Copy/Cut/Paste Line
-  * Copy/Cut/Paste Block
-  * Search
-  * Replace
-  * Syntax Highlighting
-  * Auto Word wrap
-  * Line Numbers
-  * Configurable Colors
-  * Beginner-friendly keybindings (e.g. Home, End, cursor keys)
-  * Configurable keybindings
-  * Menu for commands
-  * Integrated Help
-  * Works everywhere (e.g. tty, xterm, screen, tmux)