I'm sorry you though it was patronizing. I was just excited that someone might be on 
my level. I really would 
like to help the community and I thought this was a question I could answer. In the 
future I will assume that 
everybody else know a lot more than me. I have been using Linux for several years now 
so I'm not as stupid as 
you think I am.

Ben
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6/30/2002 2:04:36 PM, Dennis Eberl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>On Sunday, June 30, 2002, at 01:56 PM, Benjamin Huot wrote:
>
>> Richard Stallman (RMS) wrote EMACS - a text editor that had programmable 
>> Elisp (like BASIC but better) Macros.
>
>No kidding?!
>
>> It is an interface to do everything with - newgroups, email, text 
>> searching, diff, coding, or any UNIX command.
>
>Sounds like an obsession.
>
>> He was actually the first to start the GNU liscense- the basis for Linux'
>> s popularity.
>
>Is that right?
>
>> He got a genius grant from MIT to write free software.
>
>Isn't MIT that looney bin where that slime dog Noam Chomsky hides out? Down 
>the street from Harvard near the Charles River, right? Don't fall in.
>
>> So while the eMac is a computer, EMACS is a piece of software.
>
>I'm glad you understand that. That's amazingly profound.
>
>>
>> I'm sure I got something wrong and I do mix the names up too.
>> It highlights HTML when and will start HTML page code for you.
>
>Well, the part about eMac being hardware (with an OS installed as well) and 
>EMACS being software I am sure is correct.
>
>> I like it much better than any of the other editors available for Linux or 
>> Windows except for GXedit which I
>> didn't see included in Mandrake's GNOME package.
>>
>> Ben
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>
>Oh, Ben, get a life, man...
>
>dennis the menace
>
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