Orbiton
Snappy terminal text editor and IDE with syntax highlighting, LSP support, gdb and dlv debugging.
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About Orbiton
Orbiton is a terminal text editor and IDE designed to work within VT100 limitations, requiring no configuration to start using. Developers use it for editing source code, Markdown, configuration files, and git commit messages, as well as for quick edit-compile cycles when programming. The tool provides syntax highlighting, smart cursor movement, jump-to-error navigation, rainbow parentheses, macros, tab completion, and cut-paste portals to support common editing tasks.
Orbiton includes a gdb front-end for debugging and supports the Language Server Protocol for enhanced development capabilities. It is written in Go and developed by xyproto. The software is open source and distributed under the BSD 3-Clause license, making it freely available for use and modification. The tool emphasizes portability and minimal setup, allowing developers to start editing immediately without configuration overhead.
Checked 9 November 2026.
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