Gate One 1.1 Released: Run Vim In Your Browser

Riskable writes "Version 1.1 of Gate One (HTML5 terminal emulator/SSH client) was just released (download). New features include security enhancements, major performance improvements, mobile browser support, improved terminal emulation, automatic syntax highlighting of syslog messages, PDFs can now be captured/displayed just like images, Python 3 support, Internet Explorer (10) support, and quite a lot more (full release notes). There's also a new demo where you can try out vim in your browser, play terminal games (nethack, vitetris, adventure, zangband, battlestar, greed, robotfindskitten, and hangman), surf the web in lynx, and a useful suite of IPv6-enabled network tools (ping, traceroute, nmap, dig, and a domain name checker)." Gate One is dual licensed (AGPLv3/Commercial Licensing); for individuals, it's pay-as-you-please.

Yo dawg...

[mrjb]

I heard you liked browsing the web, so I put a browser in your browser so you can browse while you browse!

Re:Not even /.ed yet! ;-)

[NotSanguine]

The slashdot effect is not what it once was. Also this place is full of MS and Apple folks these days. They would never know what to do with vim.

:q![return]
$ emacs[return]
--all the vi[m] you'll ever need to know.