You know what? That argument is akin to say that since there is crap on
the TV when you turn it on that you're being forced by the television
programmers to watch the crap. There IS a menu under the 'linux' button
that will let you choose 'any' editor you wish to use. And if you don't
like any of
> > I tell ya, text-mode DOOM is a very strange thing. :)
>
> My word... *this* I'm not familiar with... tell me more!
AALib is an ASCII-art graphics library. You can get it from
http://horac.ta.jcu.cz/aa/aalib/ -- they've got source and binaries for a
number of different platforms. The peopl
Benjamin Reed wrote:
> One word: aalib.
>
> I tell ya, text-mode DOOM is a very strange thing. :)
My word... *this* I'm not familiar with... tell me more!
-Stephen-
> I can still function 90% without a GUI, except for viewing images and
> video. Even that can be done in ascii art :)
One word: aalib.
I tell ya, text-mode DOOM is a very strange thing. :)
--
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On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, Mallard wrote:
Can you please at least have some respect for the choices of others. The
comments on this thread are all turning into flames. Asking Mandrake to
change the default editor is one thing, but that doesn't have to involve
flaming vi.
> WOW, that convinces me, let'
> What are the programs that use this environment variable? I just typed
> `echo $EDITOR` at a prompt and received nothing. I haven't modified any
> of the system wide profile files or my own .bashrc file since
> installation, neither have I received any warnings that the env
> variable isn't set.
On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, you wrote:
>
> What are the programs that use this environment variable? I just typed
> `echo $EDITOR` at a prompt and received nothing. I haven't modified any of the
> system wide profile files or my own .bashrc file since installation, neither
> have I received any warnings
On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, John Aldrich pushed some tiny letters in this order:
> On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> > No-one is forcing you to use vim. If you don't like it use something else! Can
> > we kill this thread please? The best thing to come out of it would be for
> > Mandrakesoft to take the
On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> No-one is forcing you to use vim. If you don't like it use something else! Can
> we kill this thread please? The best thing to come out of it would be for
> Mandrakesoft to take the suggestion of a default editor selection at
> installation time because complainin
I guess that's why I use it. I want to get some serious
work
done. There is no problem here. If you don't want to use
it
then don't.
The point might be that linux isn't yet ready for the
average
Mac or MS user, yet.
While you don't have to know all the commands, you can
in a few minutes of read
On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, Mallard pushed some tiny letters in this order:
> Fredrik Nilsson wrote (in part):
> > I have made a short list of some useful commands.
> >
>
> WOW, that convinces me, let's see...
>
> I want to copy this word so yw, but wait, I have to tell it what word,
> so Mj
Fredrik Nilsson wrote (in part):
> I have made a short list of some useful commands.
>
WOW, that convinces me, let's see...
I want to copy this word so yw, but wait, I have to tell it what word,
so Mj on over there near it and then yw and then
Mklljjjll on over to where I want i
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