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From: prc@erbe.se (Robert Claeson)
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Subject: Re: Retrieve keyboard commands like VM/CMS
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Date: 3 Nov 90 18:45:17 GMT
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In a recent article jeffs@bcs800.UUCP (Jeff Smith) writes:

>Try using the K Shell (ksh), it supports command line editing using
>the vi editing commands, maybe even other editors like emacs.

Sure, aside from vi editing, it supports both Gnu and Gosling
emacs editing. For those who don't have ksh or can't get it,
an alternative might be the partially ksh-compatible "bash" from
the Free Software Foundation.

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