There are many people that need a good translation of the Bible in their language. Working toward having one is like the sunrise in the darkness.
Bible translators need a text editor that can input Bible text.
Many Bible translators use the USFM data format for their Bible translations, but the most widespread USFM text editors require Windows. Bibledit is a multi-platform USFM Bible editor or Scripture processor.
It has been designed for the glory of God and the salvation of the people.
Bibledit does not use a lot of memory, yet it provides a good number of useful functions.
It can be installed on a memory stick too, and the translator can work on any computer using that stick and a live CD.
On older computers, Bibledit runs well on a light version of Linux, for example Xubuntu.