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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 4 Sep 1998.
Re: ascii editor for linux

Re: ascii editor for linux

On 1 Sep 1998, sTiLe wrote:

> I find that pico's annoying about wrapping at like col 75, and not
> handling long lines. 

Not that i want to say that pico is much of an excellent editor, but
for the sake of correctness: starting it with the -w option enables 
editing long lines.

cheers,
Kronome Gergely.

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Subject: Re: ascii editor for linux
Date: 1998/09/04
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