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Subject: Re: EMACS on 386 Xenix
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Date: 25 Oct 89 12:01:10 MDT
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In article <2162@hudson.acc.virginia.edu>, wrp@biochsn.acc.Virginia.EDU (William R. Pearson) writes:
>>I have easily compiled and installed GNU emacs 18.55 under SCO Xenix i386
>>2.3.2.
>>But if you have less than 4 MB I can't recommend the usage of GNU emacs.
>>Try MicroEmacs instead.
> 
> 	The absolute best emacs for Xenix (and DOS) is Epsilon from Lugaru
> Software.  $195 retail, $150 from Programmers Shop, Programmers Connection,
> etc.  Very fast, much closer to GNUemacs than Microemacs (I-search works),
> very well integrated into Xenix and Dos (Allows executing programs within
> an emacs buffer, provides FLOWCTRL option for people who cannot send ^S).
> Also provides a complete C-like programming language, with source code for
> the commands.  I just wish it were available for more machines.
> 
> Bill Pearson