Image: OpenBSD vi Editor

Description: The vi editor in OpenBSD 5.3, as it appears when starting the editor without any file selected. This is the "nvi" ("new vi") implementation made by Berkeley CSRG after the AT&T lawsuits. Running in a QEMU VM.
Title: OpenBSD vi Editor
Credit: Own work
Author: Huihermit
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