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From: jpayne@flam.Sun.COM (Jonathan Payne)
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Subject: Re: What's the relationship between jove and uemacs?
Keywords: jove, uemacs
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Date: 12 Feb 90 06:21:12 GMT
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In article <15203@cs.yale.edu> sun@robios.eng.yale.edu (Kang Sun) writes:
>I looked at jove once and found that it is quite similar to
>MicroEmacs. Could someone tell me the relationship between the two,
>and the advantage of one over the other? Thanks.
>
>-- Kang Sun


No relationship whatever.  If you are talking about look and feel,
most of my ideas (for JOVE) which aren't TOPS20 emacs-like came
from Gosling's emacs.  If you are talking about code, it's mostly
my code.

I don't know a single thing about micro emacs so I can't compare
it to JOVE.