92:  Where can I get Emacs for Microsoft Windows?

  * GNU Emacs

    Emacs is alleged to run under Windows in a DOS box.

  * OEmacs

    OEmacs 4.1 is a port of Emacs 19.19 that was written as a successor to
    DEmacs (a DOS port of Emacs 18).  It runs in text mode under MS-DOS, in
    a DOS box under Windows 3.1, and as a native X11 application under
    DESQview/X.  OEmacs supports color, the mouse, and many other features.
    It complies with the GPL.  Get it from any site that mirrors SIMTEL20's
    MS-DOS collection, including ftp://oak.oakland.edu//pub/msdos/oemacs/.

  * Win-Emacs

    Win-Emacs 1.35 is a port by Pearl Software <info@pearlsoft.com> of
    Lucid Emacs 19.6 which runs as a Windows application under Windows 3.1
    and Windows NT.  It supports Windows features such as DDE, winsock, and
    drag-and-drop.  Win-Emacs itself is free software, and is available at

      ftp://ftp.netcom.com/pub/pe/pearl/

    However, you will need an X Windows emulator for Microsoft Windows in
    order to run Win-Emacs; Pearl Software just happens to sell a non-free
    version of such an emulator.  (In other words, Win-Emacs itself is
    free, but requires the use of proprietary software.)  Whether this is
    appropriate or acceptable under the terms of the GNU General Public
    License has been debated extensively; see question 7.