Re: Monospaced fonts, Text editors and (NEW!) ascii utils!
From Andrew C. Dingman <bou...@dingman.bundy.earlham.edu>
· alt.ascii-art
· 2 Apr 1998 00:00 · View full thread
Martin wrote: > > If it wasn`t for the contributions of the others on the list at the foot of > my file, I wouldn`t have a Un*x section <g>. > I only know EMACS until the others were added by others... :) > Is it a good idea to change Unix to Un*x? > I don't know that it really matters if you change Unix to Un*x, since practically everyone who uses Un*x regards the two as synonyms. I really included that more to explain my own useage to you than to suggest that you change it. It wouldn't hurt, but I don't know that it matters, either. Changing to Un*x, on the other hand, is a brilliant idea. . . but that sentence belongs in comp.os.linux.advocacy, not here =^) -Andrew
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