Scribes is the simple, slim and sleek text editor for GNOME.

Editing text files with Scribes is fun and hassle-free. Scribes allows
you to focus entirely on your tasks. It ensures monotonous operations,
such as saving your files regularly, are handled automatically and
properly.

In addition, Scribes is easy to use and easy to learn. With Scribes,
your workflow is never interrupted, and your files are always safe.

Download: http://scribes.sourceforge.net/download.html
Screenshot: http://scribes.sourceforge.net/screenshot.html
Home Page: http://scribes.sourceforge.net/index.html

Requirements:
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Yelp 2.12
PyGTK 2.8
GNOME Python 2.12
GNOME Python Extras 2.12


Changlog for version 0.2
==================

*The editor now remembers the window state, position and size of each
file you edit.

*The editor now remembers the last line and cursor position of each
file you edit.

*The editor now opens windows centered on your display.

*The editor now frees up the shell terminal when launched from it.

*The editor now displays a progress bar for files that take more than
a second to load.

*A new feedback system has been implemented. Icons indicating user
operations and the editor's mode are now displayed in the statusbar.

*Tooltips for the toolbar buttons now contain shortcut keys associated
with them.

*You can now use the editor in fullscreen mode by pressing F11 to
activate the mode and pressing it once more to deactivate it.

*You can now turn on/off spell checking by pressing F6.

*You can indent or unindent line or lines by pressing (Ctrl - T) or
(Ctrl -Shift - T) respectively. The command for this function is also
available in the popup menu.

*You can now find matching brackets by pressing (Ctrl - b). The
command for this function is also available in the popup menu.

*You can now delete a line by pressing (Alt - d).

*You can now join a line by pressing (Alt - j).

*You can now open a line by the current line by pressing (Alt - o).

*You can now open a line above the current line by pressing (Alt - Shift - o).

*You can now delete text from the cursor to the end of line by
pressing (Alt - End).

*You can now delete text from the cursor to the beginning of a line by
pressing (Alt - Home).

*You can now select a line by pressing (Alt - l).

*You can now select a sentence by pressing (Alt - s).

*You can now select a word by pressing (Alt - w).

*You can now select a paragraph by pressing (Alt -p).

*You can now remove trailing white spaces by pressing (Alt - r).

*You can now remove beginning white spaces by pressing (Alt - Shift - r).

*You can now changed selected text from lowercase to uppercase by
pressing (Alt - Up).

*You can now change selected text from uppercase to lowercase by
pressing (Alt - Down).

*Readonly mode has been improved to enhance readability and eliminate
distractions.

*The entry field in the findbar and replacebar can now be focused via
access keys.

*Command line operations have been implemented. Current options
include --newfile (-n), --readonly (-r), --version (-v) and --help
(-h). Type 'scribes --help' at the prompt in your shell terminal for
more information.

*The editor now adheres to most of the GNOME Human Interface Guide,
where it makes sense.

*The editor's help manual has been updated.

*Facilities to support internationalization and localization are now
in place. Translators are needed.

Enjoy
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