Hey folks - There was no emacs before about 1980 when 'RMS'
(Richard Stallman) first put the code together at MIT.
Help me with this if I'm wrong. I had been looking for a WYSIWYG screen
editor since starting to work on electronics circuit analysis
codes in 1965. Before running into emacs, I was using 'NED'
I think.
--Steve Grout -
DAD & Verification Consultant
(i.e., I'm on SSA but still looking for work! :-)
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1. Re: Clipping for Today (Sarir Khamsi)
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Date: Fri, 24 Apr 2009 09:14:18 -0700
From: Sarir Khamsi <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [h-e-w] Clipping for Today
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[email protected] writes:
My maternal grandmother gave me a NYT clipping in 1978, and it is
still on my wall. It is appropriate for today:
[...]
"Cora didn't merely board -- she made an entrance. She
paid her fare, even the coins tinkled gaily. Then the
startled passengers began to call out, 'Is that you, Cora
-- really you?' The driver pulled the bus to the curb,
stopped and faced her, 'What's "hoppen", Cora?'
"'Nothing is "hoppen"', she said, as though proclaiming
an amnesty. "'Today I started using Emacs.'"
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Another happy Emacs user. :-)
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