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Most of the time I create a rough draft of my posts on here using FocusWriter<\/a> or KWrite<\/a>. There was a brief and horrible period where I tried to use jEdit<\/a> which is quite possibly the second largest pig of an editor in the world. It definitely has the worst font rendering of any editor ever created. Sometimes I will break down and use UltraEdit<\/a> if I’m on a machine which doesn’t have FocusWriter installed. If most of these seem like programming editors to you, please keep in mind I spent 30+ years as an IT consultant.<\/p>\n

Text editors work well for me, especially the ones with dynamic word wrap and spell-as-you-go typing which can be turned on\/off. It is too bad jEdit could never pan out. It is a pig because it is written in Java and tries to be all things to everyone. Because it is written in Java with a simple plug-in\/add-on API, every first year Java developer seems to have created one for it and they all seem to be listed when looking for one. About anything you could want to do to text, other than being able to actually _read_ it already has something built in or quickly obtainable to do it in that editor.<\/p>\n

As of late, since I haven’t had a KDE desktop in a while, I’ve been letting FocusWriter do the heavy lifting. This is a wonderful full screen distraction free word processor supporting the OpenDocument format. It does not have much in the way of formatting which is fine. There seems to be an army of one-off theme creators out there. The trouble is, their sites are here today and gone tomorrow. There used to be one site, which I can no longer find, that had my favorites. First, I will link you to some I just found. No idea just how long they will stay around: site 1<\/a>, site 2<\/a>, site 3<\/a>, site 4<\/a><\/p>\n

Now, here are my favorites. I haven’t been able to find them posted anywhere for a long time. If someone actually is the author and can prove<\/em> it and<\/strong> they don’t want a particular free theme posted here they can reach me with a comment.<\/p>\n