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A free and "bug-compatible" clone of Bill Joy's original `vi`. It first appeared in 4.4BSD.
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What is the relation between vi, nvi and vim?
Joy's original source, ported and free to use since 2002.
1985: microEmacs, from which the vi-alike "vile" was developed.
1987: stevie, from which vim and xvi were developed.
1990: elvis, from which nvi …
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