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If you juggle a code editor, a notes app and a spreadsheet viewer, Kalem tries to open them all in one Vim-keyed window while keeping files as plain text.
Kalem is an alpha editor written in Rust that runs as a window or in the terminal. It opens Markdown, Org, LaTeX, CSV and BibTeX as structured documents or grids while saving plain text, and adds PDFs, images and Excel through plugins compiled to WebAssembly. Vim modes, motions and macros are built in alongside menus, a command palette and the mouse, and it borrows Dired, Projectile and Org from Emacs without a scripting language. Dual MIT or Apache-2.0.
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