On Mon, 2003-09-29 at 18:34, Vincent Danen wrote: > On Mon Sep 29, 2003 at 09:18:50PM -0400, Mark Weaver wrote: > > > >Hey all, > > >I want VI on my visor - anyone got it? I've been searching ever > > >since I got my visor about a year and a half ago, but nothing... > > > > > >mike > > > > Hi Mike, > > > > I admit its a novel idea, but why? writing on a visor is hard enough. > > throw VI into the mix and I have a feeling the visor would die, or VI on > > the visor would die. Either way something would be dead when its all > > said and done. Don't get me wrong now. On my desktop and on my servers > > there's nothing like VI for coding or the quick ssh editing session. I > > just can't see that happening on a visor. > > I dunno... I think vi on my palm would rock. Better than the note pad or > memo pad, and while having Documents To Go is cool, I think having vi on > their instead would be awesome. > > I've been looking for something that will let me do programming on my palm > (and a word processor is *not* optimal for this), but having vi (or emacs, > really) would be really really useful (sometimes I can't justify hauling my > laptop around and want to work on code when my wife isn't looking). > > If someone does know of something like this (or a programmer's editor with > syntax highlighting) for a palm, I'd love to hear it even if it is pretty > OT. =)
Come to think of it. VI was written for machines that weren't a whole lot more powerful than the palm. So in that sense. It would rock. Course trying to simulate all the keystrokes with graphitti would be a real fun chore *grin* James
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