[oclug] Re: word processing
Messier, Jean-Francois
jmessier at justice.gc.ca
Wed Nov 17 10:19:36 EST 2004
I guess it depends on your way of working. Although I am not so
a fan of the ESC to change modes in vi and have trouble remembering all
those keycodes for commands, I found that learning vi was easier than
Emacs. For me, the important thing is that both Emacs and vi are
installed on almost all Unix and FreeBSD platforms, and once you know
one of them, you're much more powerful.
JF
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[mailto:oclug-bounces at lists.oclug.on.ca] On Behalf Of Michael P. Soulier
Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2004 22:30 PM
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Subject: Re: [oclug] Re: word processing
On 13/11/04 M. Garth Newman said:
> vim destoys emacs ;-) I grew up on vi and have since moved to vim. I
> tried emacs once and found it to be incredably painful to use.
Personally, I use both depending on my needs. I suggest you use both of
them more than once before you make up your mind about their usefulness.
Mike
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