Unicode text editors

Several Unicode text editors are available for Linux. gedit is part of Gnome, and is installed on Redhat 8.0. yudit [36] is a more capable Unicode text editor. yudit can have different keyboard maps for inputting multi-lingual text, and does not depend on external engines. In particular, there is no need for a pre-installed locale. Keyboard input maps are easy to create, and the commonly-used Inscript keyboard layout is supported. Hence, we shall focus on yudit at present.