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From: dales@teksce.SCE.TEK.COM (Dale Snell)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.introduction
Subject: Re: Emacs for the Amiga 1000 ?  (MicroEmacs?)
Summary: Yes, three of 'em
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Date: 22 Jan 91 01:09:58 GMT
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Reply-To: dales@teksce.SCE.TEK.COM (Dale Snell)
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In article <1991Jan10.010629.6752@unicorn.cc.wwu.edu> 
n8735053@unicorn.cc.wwu.edu (Iain Davidson) writes:
|Is there an Emacs (or MicroEmacs) for the Amiga 1000 ?
|
|If so, where could I find such a beast?
|

     There are three MicroEMACSes that I know of for the Amiga.  The
first is the one that comes on your Extras disk.  Another is Daniel
Lawrence's, and the third is mg (formerly MicroGnuEmacs).  Both C='s
and Dan Lawrence's programs are based on Dave Conroy's work, if I'm not
mistaken.  mg is based on GNU EMACS.  I'm not sure where you'd find 'em
all now.  ab20 would probably be a good place to start looking.  Right
now I'm using Dan Lawrence's (v3.10), since I have it compiled on my
Amiga at home, and the Sun 3 at work.  It's very nice being able to use
the same editor both places. 

     Hope this helps...

                                    --dds


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