aoeui mit Homebrew, apt installieren

Projektlinks

• Homepage

Befehle und Aliase

• aoeui
• asdfg

Projektgeschichte

The upstream README says the editor was written in March 2007 by Paul Klausler and describes the source tree as the sources for `aoeui`, a lightweight and unobtrusive text editor optimized for the Dvorak keyboard layout.

The project predates GitHub-centric open source distribution: its Homebrew metadata points to the archived Google Code project page, while the README now identifies the GitHub repository as the project's repository.

Adoptionsgeschichte

aoeui reached Unix package users through small-tool packaging rather than a large ecosystem. The input metadata records Homebrew, Debian, and Ubuntu package names, reflecting the classic distribution path for compact C terminal editors.

Wie es verwendet wird

The packaged executables are `aoeui` and `asdfg`. Upstream build instructions are minimal: adjust the first few lines of the Makefile for the local system, then build.

Warum Paket-Nerds sich dafür interessieren

aoeui is package-nerd material because it is a tiny, old-school editor with keyboard-layout-specific ergonomics. Its existence in modern package indexes is a reminder that useful CLI software often survives as small source trees with a Makefile, a license, and just enough documentation.

Zeitleiste

• 2007: aoeui was written in March 2007, according to the upstream README.
• 2010s: Project distribution moved from Google Code-era hosting into a GitHub repository identified by upstream.
• 2020s: Package metadata still carries Homebrew, Debian, and Ubuntu package names.

Related projects

• asdfg is the related executable name shipped by packages for QWERTY-oriented use.
• The archived Google Code project page is part of the project's provenance.

Quellen

• https://code.google.com/archive/p/aoeui
• https://github.com/pklausler/aoeui#readme
• source_facts.package-manager