On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, Mallard wrote:
Why did Mandrake pick the most geekyist editor for a setup that is
suposto be easy for users?
Anyone else seen this joke of a program?
With Vim all you have to do is spend a half hour trying to get it give
you help, then scroll all the way to the
Oh, and another thing:
This *is* an expert list. Experts usually know how to use a basic editor
and how to change the default editor when they need to.
-Stephen-
On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, Sheldon wrote:
I do EVERYTHING in vi, including programming, etc.
It's fast, reliable, works over telnet, etc.
In respect for those who are stuck working on a slow as crap link to a box
which you can see your typing 30 seconds after you hit the key, vi is very
useful to
Ditto for everything that Ellick said.
I do EVERYTHING in vi, including programming, etc.
It's fast, reliable, works over telnet, etc.
You are most surely asking for flames if you are posting
that kind of stuff here. Alot of us, incl. me are
unix/linux sysadmins. When you are doing remote
On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, Mallard wrote:
Why did Mandrake pick the most geekyist editor for a setup that is
suposto be easy for users?
It's the unix tradition :)
Anyone else seen this joke of a program?
Yes, and I use it almost daily
With Vim all you have to do is spend a half hour trying
