Equivalent text editor to MS-DOS Editor

While I respect the power and flexibility of emacs, vim, etc, I miss MS-DOS Editor.

It's very simple to use, has a nice color display and a menu system which, if I remember correctly, you could navigate with the arrow keys. It's very straightforward and user friendly.

Is there an equivalent in Ubuntu?

Title screen:

Find and replace:

Nano (Installed by default)

nano is a GPL Licensed curses-based text editor for Unix and Unix-like systems.

MCEdit

You can try mcedit, it looks a lot like MS-DOS Edit.
I dont remember if it comes with ubuntu, probably you have to install mc (midnight commander)

Screenshot:

Another choice, available in the repos, powerful and more close to Borland's compilers editor, is the editor fte.

Available in the following versions:

• xwindows, command xfte, package fte-xwindow;
• terminal, command sfte, package fte-terminal;
• console, command vfte, package fte-console.

A screenshot:

sudo apt-get install fp-ide    

and run:

fp file.txt

100% like "edit" in MsDos. It is IDE fo freepascal but it can edit text files.

• multiple windows
• save last session
• gcalctour
• ascii table
• grep
• undo redo
• find and replace
• Console Mouse Support (install gpm) ...and more

Is part in free pascal ..it can be run without download full free pascal