What is the simplest RTF editor in linux?
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00:27 Accepted Answer Score 16
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ANSWER 1
Score 17
Don't forget that wine provides Wordpad by default. First install wine and then type the following in a terminal:
wine wordpad
ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 16
You can try AbiWord.
ANSWER 3
Score 5
LibreOffice Writer can be used on rtf files. You can read more about it here.
ANSWER 4
Score 4
For the CLI use catdoc. Since this is superuser.com I'm assuming you know how to install it. For a GUI approach I know LibreOffice can view .rtf, but I also think Abiword will work.
ANSWER 5
Score 3
Maybe Ted would be an appropriate choice in that case.
However, I am curious as to know what your usecase is for using RTF (instead of, say, HTML with a plain text editor)