I like to use both (commandline and gui)
who says you can't serve 2 masters :)
When the gui skrooze up, I go in under the commandline
and kick it in the butt with a kill command.
On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, you wrote:
It seems everyone has put their 2 cents in so why not me?
2 cents
While my
Thanks, it worked!
I put that line in /etc/bashrc at the end, it seemed to make more sense
to me since it is the main bash set up file for the system. It's easier
for me to remember where it is.
I tried typing it in at a shell prompt and it worked OK till I exited
the console, so it needs to be
RYou could include a shell script with every distro called
R"run-this-for-a-total-geek-system.sh", make it remove X, KDE and all GUI
Rstuff and install the latest version of vim (so they have all the
Rfeatures available, wouldn't want even one left out, it has to do
You got that backwards.
One person wrote:
Some people missed the points I was making and now I know why Linux is
going to have problems as long as the people who write programs for it
don't drop this geeky attitude.
And another wrote:
But, if you don't get them to learn, then they will always need a
tech-support
Of Mallard
Sent: den 15 augusti 2000 16:42
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Rial Juan
Subject: Re [expert] Vi/Vim - The editor from HELL! How do I set
thedefault editor so I can TRASH IT?
Thanks, it worked!
I put that line in /etc/bashrc at the end, it seemed to make more sense
to me since it is the main bash set
It seems everyone has put their 2 cents in so why not me?
2 cents
While my favorite editor is emacs, I have to say that
anyone that considers themselves an expert owes it to
themselves to learn vi(m).
There are times when only it will do the job, partly
because it might be the only editor
