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From: darin@nova.laic.uucp (Darin Johnson)
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Subject: Re: Minix, Unix on the Amiga, and flames on AmigaDOS braindamage...
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Date: 14 Aug 89 17:24:14 GMT
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In article <63189@linus.UUCP> rachamp@mbunix (Champeaux) writes:
>Two more weeks and I get to become a one editor person again.

Right now, I use 3 editors regularly.  More if you count the differences
between GNU Emacs, MG2A, ZEmacs, etc.  On VMS, I use TPU/EVE almost
exsclusively (EVE+ with my own extensions, actually).  EDT when I am
forced to.  Occasionally I use GNU Emacs on VMS, but EVE is much more
convenient.  On UNIX, I usually just log in for a few minutes (I am
only a part time sysadmin) so VI is handy in that it starts up almost
immediately.  When I program on UNIX, I stick with GNU Emacs, even though
my silly terminal doesn't have an escape, ^S is gobbled up, etc.
On the Amiga, MG2A exclusively.  I've tried others, but I usually end
up deleting everything and have to read the manuals to find out how to
undo.

In 3 or 4 weeks, it's back to 1 editor only, hurrah!



Darin Johnson (leadsv!laic!darin@pyramid.pyramid.com)
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