Tomorrow (Thursday the 21st) we'll be have a meeting at 7:30 pm in 340 of the Crabtree Building. The topic is Vim and the title is, "You Might Be an Emacs User If..." Hans Fugal will be presenting, and he definitely knows his stuff, so it's going to be a great meeting.
Here's the "official" description (as official as we get, anyway): On October 21, we will take a humorous look at the deficiencies of inferior editors and throw into sharp relief the indisputable superiority of Vim. Along the way, we will expose the inadequate habits of programmers that use inferior editors and learn how to purge such habits with Vim's help. Disclaimer: after attending this meeting you may discover that you are never satisfied with any other editor. You will be torn between the eye-candy and pet features of IDEs and the power and efficiency of a general purpose editor at every turn until you finally embrace the truth and shun other editors unilaterally. BYU, the UNIX User's Group, and/or Hans Fugal cannot be held responsible for any damages to your psyche that you may claim due to the inability to tolerate IDEs and inferior editors. We will however accept cookies. Flame retardant: Did I say above that emacs was an inferior editor? Did I? Think about that before you flame. ;-) I won't deny that I might have a few emacs jokes handy... -- Andrew McNabb http://www.mcnabbs.org/andrew/ PGP Fingerprint: 8A17 B57C 6879 1863 DE55 8012 AB4D 6098 8826 6868
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