Re: Monospaced fonts, Text editors and (NEW!) ascii utils!
From Andrew C. Dingman <din...@dingman.bundy.earlham.edu>
· alt.ascii-art
· 27 Mar 1998 00:00 · View full thread
Martin Atkins wrote: > Unix: vi > pico > emacs > jed > joe > ed > <snip> > Linux: joe > I'm running Linux, and I have all those editors you listed under Un*x and more right at my fingertips. I'm not really sure that you even need to include a separate section for Linux if you are already such a wise and enlightened person that you have a section for Un*x ;-) (Unix is a proprietary name, not everyone who makes a flavor pays for permission to use the name) I think you did hit all the really most important (IMHO, no editor holy wars here, please) ones, though. Good job. Seeing Un*x on the list made me happy. -Andrew
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