The interesting part is not so much that it’s KEDIT (not that surprising, when these things get mentioned it’s kedit, one of the other xedit editors, xywrite, or wordstar) but that he had someone write note management macros for it with what sounds like a really idiosyncratic workflow.
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The interesting part is not so much that it’s KEDIT (not that surprising, when these things get mentioned it’s kedit, one of the other xedit editors, xywrite, or wordstar) but that he had someone write note management macros for it with what sounds like a really idiosyncratic workflow.
I suppose Scrivener would be the modern equivalent.
https://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener/overview