From the Vim website-
"What is Vim?"
An explanation in six kilobytes.
Vim ("Vi IMproved") is a "vi clone", ie
a program similar to the text editor "vi".
Vim works in textmode in every terminal,
but it also has a graphic user interface,
ie menus and support for the mouse.
Availability:
Vim is available for many platforms and has many added features
compared to Vi. (see http://www.vim.org/viusers.php)
Vim is compatible to almost all Vi commands - except Vi's bugs. ;-)
Operating Systems:
Vim is available for many systems: AmigaOS, Atari MiNT, BeOS, DOS,
MacOS, NextStep, OS/2, OSF, RiscOS, SGI, UNIX, VMS, Win16 + Win32
(Windows95/98/00/NT) - and especially FreeBSD and Linux. :-)
Copyright:
The copyright is in the hands of the main author
and maintainer, Bram Moolenaar
Vim is "charity-ware", ie you are encouraged to make
a donation to orphans in Uganda (see ":help uganda").
Source:
Vim is OpenSource and everybody is welcome to help improve it!
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