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From: brennan@iuvax.UUCP
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Subject: Re: May be offensive to UNIX Users - PLE
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Date: Thu, 12-Jul-84 10:38:00 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jul 12 10:38:00 1984
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>> 
>> EMACS is the spawn of the devil, and his name is Stallman. Who else
>> would consider ^S and ^Q to be valid editor commands? Who else would
>> force people with sane terminals to pound on the ESC key all day long?
>> Who else would have you with on finger on the CTRL key all day long?
>> What's GNU with you?
>> 
>> I use the one-true-editor: `vi'. Down with modelessness! Down with
>> MetaBuckyBits! Down with Lisping Machines! Down with MIT!
>> 
>> 	Erik E. Fair	ucbvax!fair	fair@ucb-arpa.ARPA
>> /* ---------- */

Come on, Eric, you dodo breath!  In Emacs you can change the keys you use!!
You don't like ^S, then change it, twod, don't complain about it!
I was going to learn 'vi', but our system is accessed thru SYTEK, which
grabs ESC, so much for 'vi', who needs it anyway???  I can work twice as
fast as you can with your limited 'one-true-editor', more like,
one-truly-limited-editor!  What are you, a Union programmer who can't
be too productive???

JD Brennan
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