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From: steven@pearl.berkeley.edu (Stephen the Greatest)
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Subject: Re: NeWS and X
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Date: Mon, 18-May-87 14:23:12 EDT
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This reminds me of an article I read somewhere (DECPRO?  UNIX-WORLD? ???) 
which compares X with NeWS.  X is like vi while NeWS is like EMACS, which
I think is a pretty neat analogy.  Personally, I like vi and X, but there
are people who want flexibility and functionality.

				- Stephen