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Derek Martin wrote: > On Tue, Mar 04, 2008 at 06:45:32PM -0500, Brendan Kidwell wrote: >> Well, I really shouldn't have started an editor war or anything like >> it. :^) Honestly, I just can't adapt to vim or emacs. I grew up with >> MS-DOS and Windows, and quit using Windows full time some time in >> the past few years. > > Have you tried Xemacs? It has all the features and power of emacs > plus pull-down menus for many of the most common actions, and even has > context-specific menus for various modes. It is definitely not as > light-weight as a vi clone, but most emacs fans will tell you that > this is just fine, because you should never, ever exit emacs. ;-)
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