Re: Another one bites the dust
From Nigel Feltham <nig...@btinternet.com>
· alt.ascii-art
· 23 Mar 2002 23:58 · View full thread
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>> >>Yeah right. I wonder how much vi will cost. Idiot. > > Vi? What an amazing piece of software. Beats MS Word into the ground. > Vi only beats MS Word for basic text editing (where notepad and wordpad also beat MSWord) - to beat Word at document processing you need Latex.
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