mostardi@ux1.lbl.gov (David Mostardi) (02/15/89)
I am looking for a mouse-driven UNIX line/text/screen editor which is *easy* to learn and use. My users already have heard of vi and emacs and want nothing to do with them. Such a blessed editor might run under X-Windows, and might even be inexpensive or public domain. It would certainly have cut & paste features a la Macintosh. (I'm not picky :-) My specific equipment consists of IBM-RT workstations running AIX 2.2.1 and X11, but hey! I'll consider whatever looks reasonable. Thanks all, ****************************************************************** David Mostardi "Guess what, Dad! Those chocolate MSRI, Berkeley diskettes fit right into your mostardi@ux1.lbl.gov computer, no problem!"
gertjan@atcmp.nl (Gertjan Vinkesteyn) (02/16/89)
try 'jim' on a BLIT -- UUCP and other network )\/( ..!hp4nl!kunivv1!atcmpe!gertjan connections via mcvax )/\( gertjan@atcmp.nl (internet) This note does not necessarily represent the position of AT Computing BV
chet@pirate.CWRU.EDU (Chet Ramey) (02/18/89)
In article <480@atcmpe.atcmp.nl> gertjan@atcmp.nl (Gertjan Vinkesteyn) writes: > >try 'jim' on a BLIT Try `sam' (son of `jim') on a Blit or a Sun. From all accounts, it's a better editor. Chet Ramey "His efforts in support of this worthy cause Network Management Group were warmly applauded by the doctors; several Case Western Reserve University nurses also gave him the clap." chet@{cwjcc,pirate}.CWRU.EDU -- "Weekend Warriors"