I'd like to echo David's comments and add that if you are very familiar
with ISPF that you will be *very* frustrated with the semi-ISPF simulation
that you will have with THE.  Leave vim or pico and go for it.

Just my $0.01

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Others have mentioned THE, but I'd add that you should start learning
the native editors ASAP. The structure imposed by ISPF is foreign to
Linux, and THE is not loaded by default on most system (it is a rare
system that has THE on it).

Without expressing preference, take a look at emacs, vi, and pico. These
are far more common that THE (particularly vi and emacs), and are
portable to other Unixen as well. All three should be included in most
distributions of Linux -- check your CDs.

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David Boyes
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