pico vs emacs vs vi vs edit vs notepad
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Once you know the commands, vi is the best. There is so much it can do. However, it has a steep learning curve that deters most poser programmers.
I''d just like to say that emacs is horrible, or at least that version of emacs (is it X-emacs or something) that involves all those stupid mouse+keyboard combination shortcuts.
Emacs is a great desktop environment and email client. Too bad it lacks a decent editor.
Honestly, they all suck. I haven''t bothered to actually look, but I have yet to encounter an editor that brings nirvana (PFE included). It doesn''t help that I include appearance as a criterion.
Honestly, they all suck. I haven''t bothered to actually look, but I have yet to encounter an editor that brings nirvana (PFE included). It doesn''t help that I include appearance as a criterion.
VI!
emacs seems too clunky. I like vi cause it''s seems so lightweight. It''s easy to learn the basic commands too.
emacs seems too clunky. I like vi cause it''s seems so lightweight. It''s easy to learn the basic commands too.
SciTE owns all.
Ever since I downloaded it about 2 months ago, it''s all I use.
[Enter the Unspoken Realm]
Ever since I downloaded it about 2 months ago, it''s all I use.
[Enter the Unspoken Realm]
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