Cristian Burneci wrote:
>In the end it is may fault I wasn't more specific. Setedit is not a simple
>text editor, but an IDE. Being initially designed for DJGPP, but can be used
>in combination with a great variety of programming tools.
(snip)
>Speaking of bloat. Emacs takes more than 50 Megs on my system and I find it
>more difficult to use than Setedit. Still Setedit can be used to accomplish
>the majority of the tasks Emacs does. (The Emacs rpms take 15 megs of the
Red
>Hat CD, so I don't think that 1.3 megs show that Setedit was bloated, after
>all :-))
There are a few things that differ. Emacs has games, SetEdit has a mp3
player (in DOS, no need in Linux)
SetEdit also comes with a math co-pro emulator in case it's needed, I have
no idea how much that does to affect size (perhaps 100K?), but I guess
Clarence wanted something more like 130Kb ;-)
//Bernie
