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It's so cute
emacs, naturally!
It's so cute
I didn't know there were sadists among Mac users too. BBEdit or vi would be the Mac way. ; )
Re: emacs vs. vi
Great idea for a macosxhints poll, don't you think?
Re: emacs vs. vi
Don't forget AlphaTK and, when it is released, AlphaX
Re: emacs vs. vi
Nedit.
Re: emacs vs. vi
emscs? piffle. vi my friend, the only way to fly... emacs, ha. learn to use vi. and learn to use it with out the arrow keys, will save you if you ever need to do tect editing in single user mode.
Dude I am a unix geek
Three years on Solaris....then mac went nix on me;-)
Dude I am a unix geek
No GUI that lacks built-in remote display capability is going to be perfect for me. The idea that I have to be sitting physically in front of the computer I'm working on is so quaint and outdated that I truly am puzzled by Apple's decision to carry it forward into OS X. Yes, there's software like VNC but Mac-to-Mac communication should Just Work. Click a box or two and >poof<.
Dude I am a unix geek
good point...except one thing...you can blow x back to your mac running apple's x11...case in point...a couple of weeks ago I had to select my benefits options at work...only problem was I could only do so from a website accessable from my company's internal net. No prob...ssh to my sun workstation and blow a netscape session back across the ssh tunnelto my mac at home....Remote and encrypted....groovy |
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