Peter da Silva wrote:
(and before the Emacs people get all excited... kids today, don't remember Gosling versus Lucid vs RMSmacs)
Well, as long as both emacs and xemacs are installed everywhere, it's sort of unforgettable. Especially as long as their configuration files are incompatible, so newbies have to choose a side when they copy someone's configuration (of course theoretically they can stay almost newtral by sticking to the default configuration, but few humans can survive the dysfunctional default settings of a highly extensible program).
