| Grex > Jelly > #74: The Great Text-Editor Holy War Item. |
| response 76 of 80: | 
Feb 25 20:36 UTC 2008 |
/emote "toys with the idea of writing a 'Princess Bride' parody where Stallman is consumed with searching for the six-fingered man who killed his father." It would explain so much..
| response 77 of 80: |
Feb 28 14:21 UTC 2008 |
re #74 Maybe he's going to help Bill Gates with his new LinkedIn account?
| response 78 of 80: |
Jan 7 00:13 UTC 2013 |
resp: 56 - I believe this should remedy that behavior by converting the \\t to four spaces. IIRC, even auto-indenting will respect that. set tabstop=4 -DTK
| response 79 of 80: |
Sep 30 14:33 UTC 2014 |
resp:76 "My name is Richard Stallman. You killed my AI lab. Prepare to die."
| response 80 of 80: |
Feb 14 04:46 UTC 2017 |
Ed, man! !man ed When I'm feeling lazy, Emacs is comfortable like lasagne. vi is fine for a light snack (not bloaty vim - if I want bloat, I'll load Emacs), or nano. I actually do use ed for quickly creating small files or when I'm on an under-powered or limited-keyboard terminal, like my smartphone. When I'm retro-computing, I like to learn the default editor for the system I'm using, TECO and pre-GNU EMACS on ITS or EDIT/EDT on VMS.