Can we consider this to be a homepage of sorts for Acme?

People I work with recognize my computer easily:
it's the one with nothing but yellow windows and blue bars on the screen.
That's the text editor acme, written by Rob Pike for Plan 9 in the early 1990s.
Acme focuses entirely on the idea of text as user interface.
It's difficult to explain acme without seeing it, though, so I've put together
a screencast explaining the basics of acme and showing a brief programming session.

poe - acme-inspired terminal text editor. Contribute to prodhe/poe development by creating an account on GitHub.

Yon is a little UI for knowledge designed to be used every day. Add your notes, write your diary, and connect thoughts with bidirectional links. Explore your text through an acme-inspired interface to dive deep or go wide and always find your way back. Yon code and your notes are contained in a single standalone html file with no dependency, so that you can open the lid and tweak any part of it and make it your own.

is a text editor and programming environment from Plan9. I typically use the version provided by plan9port.

Good intro, it seems

Anvil is a graphical, multi-pane tiling editor that makes bold use of the mouse and integrates closely with the shell. It supports syntax highlighting, multiple cursors and selections, remote file editing, and contains a powerful text manipulation language.

RED: Редактор вдохновлённый ACME из Plan9. Написан на движке Rein.

Пётр записал видео на 40 минут, где он показывает свой крутой редактор, который по сути является реимплементацией Acme по своему вкусу и желанию на своей платформе. Как же он крут!

Hugeping написал клон акме!

acme2k - text editor fo' all the cool cats who ain't 'fraid of no mice - GitHub - karahobny/acme2k: acme2k - text editor fo' all the cool cats who ain't 'fraid of no mice