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From: caf@omen.UUCP (WA7KGX)
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Subject: Re: Looking for an Editor for SCO Unix 3.2
Keywords: vi, emacs, jove
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Date: 29 May 90 23:04:02 GMT
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The "best editor" is a function of the application and one's
preferences and experience.  The best approach is to try out
different editors and then ask about a *nix flavor of that program.

I use vi for most of my *nix editing, and some Emacs variants for
the rest.  I also have a BSD source to Teco just in case I get a
nostalgia attack.