On Sunday, April 14, 2002, at 06:45 , Chris Devers wrote:
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> There Is More Than One Way To Do It.
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> That's Canon. That's law. Heretics that suggest otherwise will be burned.
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it is so good to know that we have Canon on this.
Thanks folks, since I have looked at vim, jedit, and now peeking at
BlueJ as was noted in the missive from ADC .... I just thought I
would check with y'all as to what y'all's experience was.... It
appears that I have tried all of the named variants with similar
results.....
Given that I use the bbedit command line facility to edit code
over the NFS mount so that I do not have to 'login' to the remote
servers at times - and that at other times I use the 'terminal' to
wander around them..... And may go back to using Tenon's X server
to allow for Xwindows from *nix boxes back to OS X.....
I disagree completely with both strategies of on or off the server,
except where they are so obviously correct.
ciao
drieux
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not like I have any open issues about emacs users and Linux:
http://www.wetware.com/drieux/screeds/LiNox.html
