On Sun, Apr 01, 2001 at 07:05:54PM -0400 or thereabouts, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I know a lot of unix user love emacs, but I come from windows and
> previously from MSDos, and previously from CPM and I remember how hard
> were then write a single paragraph!!! :-O.
> automatizated; I would like something similar to linux. I know e-macs,
> kwriter, koffice, klyx, lyx, mc editor, but most of them seems to be so
> hard to lern and to use. I don't mean a brontosaurus, like Staroffice or
Hello Francisco,
Actually, in my humble opinion, I would stay with (X)emacs, as it really is
easy to lean, and will allow you to use just about anything. It took me
about 2 hours to have a good working knowledge of it, and utilize the easy
keystroke commands. The openng page of macs will give you a tutorial.
What makes it doubly interesting, is that Xemacs (so is Gvim) is available
with a winders version too. I use both all the time.. My thoughts, learn
at least one editor well, and you can use it in any OS. I prefer VIM, as
keystroking is faster for me, so when in Macs, I just use the Viper VIM
mode, so no modification is necessary. (X)emacs is extremely powerful, and
will allow you to do most anything, including text to speech playback..
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Best regards,
Gary
