Hello Gustin and all, I have emacs on my system and will study it and learn how to use it when I have time.
However, at the present time vim does everything I want it to do. If after using emacs I find that I can do what I want to do more easily in emacs than in vim editor, then I will switch. Otherwise I will continue to use the vim editor. As Gustin pointed out, if an abacus does the trick and I am happy with it, more power to me. I do have a Japanese Soroban (abacus) which I know how to use when I want to. When I start exploring emacs I will let you know how I do and what I think of it. If someone loves and prefers emacs, the more power to him too. Regards, Michael Gustin Johnson wrote: > <baited> >>> Why you guys persist in using this drek I don't know! > > <attempt at humor> > Because I like using a text editor that thinks its a text editor. Emacs > thinks its an OS :) > </attempt at humor> > > Oh, and choice, I happen to enjoy working in vim more than Emacs. > > Of course, I expect this to have no impact whatsoever. I realized how > useless this debate was 12 years ago when I first was exposed to it. > Use what your productive with, if its an abacus then have at it. I > really don't care. ___________________________________________ _______________________________________________ clug-talk mailing list [email protected] http://clug.ca/mailman/listinfo/clug-talk_clug.ca Mailing List Guidelines (http://clug.ca/ml_guidelines.php) **Please remove these lines when replying
