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From: ji@CLOSE.CS.COLUMBIA.EDU (John Ioannidis)
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Subject: Re: Emacs on AIX/370
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Date: 27 Mar 90 17:24:49 GMT
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>I'm glad to hear emacs is available for AIX on the PS/2!  I assume that
>it is also available for AIX/370.  How can I get emacs?  Is it a seperately
>ordered product?

Emacs is NOT a product, at least not gnuemacs. It's freely available
from the Free Software Foundation; you can get it with anonymous ftp
from prep.ai.mit.edu. Emacs, like any self-respecting editor, will
only work on character-at-a-time terminals, so if all you have is 3270-series
terminals, forget it.

/ji