warren@ihnss.UUCP (06/10/83)
I recently got a flier advertising a UNIX course from "The American Institute for Professional Education". I get 5 or 6 of these things a day, but usually not for unix, so I at least looked at it. To my great surprise, one of the sessions was on editing, and covered ed, sed, and emacs. (vi was not listed). It looks like emacs is a true part of the commercial world now. The question is, of course, which emacs? All of the other stuff in the course material looked like unix, indistinguishable as to whether version n, system n, or x.yBSD. Since none of these systems supplies emacs as a standard product, it is indeed curious. -- Warren Montgomery ihnss!warren IH x2494