   Warning: Zile is still in alpha stage!
   Warning: The Texinfo documentation and the man page are not up to date!

   Zile is another Emacs-clone.  Zile  is an extensible, customizable,
self-documenting real-time  display  editor.  Zile  was written   with
"Emacs-cloning" in  mind:  every Emacs user  should feel  at home with
Zile.

   The Zile editor  is written  entirely in "C"  with the  help of the
ncurses library.  Zile can't be compiled with a library different than
ncurses.  It  has been  tested  under Linux  and FreeBSD only,  but it
should   be fairly simple to port   it under  other operating systems,
since it is written in ANSI C.

   Zile should really appear like Emacs, but a  lot of ideas were also
taken from from other editors:
   - Emacs: General look-n-feel, function names, function behaviors,
     key bindings.
   - XEmacs: Some minor hints for look-n-feel.
   - Jed: Mini help window, mode line.
   - ce: Structure names, function names.
