Introduction:
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Yzis is a vi-compatible editor that is composed of a generic vi engine and 
independent GUI. It is developed in C++ and relies on QtCore for the some of the
background classes (lists and strings mainly). A KDE, Qt and ncurses gui
are available. More frontends are welcome. I would be happy to see a Gtk, MFC,
WxWidgets and XUL frontend added to the source tree.
Requirements:
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For more details about requirements and build instructions, see:
https://www.yzis.org/Build_Yzis
Install:
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Yzis uses the CMake system to compile and install itself, just like KDE.
See the wiki documentation for help on building Yzis:
https://www.yzis.org/Build_Yzis
Planning and project status:
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We try to maintain the current state of the project and a planning on the
wiki:
https://www.yzis.org/
Documentation: 
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Most of the documentation is stored on the wiki: https://www.yzis.org  . Build
instructions, project status, ...  . And if you are missing something, the
magic of wiki allows you to add it yourself.
The documentation for developers, including design drafts and API
documentation, is available from
https://www.yzis.org/Developer_Documentation
You can report bug on our bugzilla:
https://labs.freehackers.org/projects/yzis/issues
You can help:
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See: 
https://www.yzis.org/TODO
Licenses:
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libyzis is published under LGPL. See COPYING.LGPL for more
details.  
qyzis, kyzis and nyzis are published under GPL. See COPYING for more
details.
Talk with us:
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We are hanging on the freenode network, channel #yzis .
You can also use our mailing lists. More info on:
https://www.yzis.org/Mailing_lists
History:
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Yzis came out of the frustration of working on kvim. For more details, see:
https://www.yzis.org/History