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Smortex: Add Vim in the editor list

2005-07-09T20:41:26Z

Add Vim in the editor list

Jimbo: (other editors in-wiki linkage)

2005-05-25T22:11:14Z

(other editors in-wiki linkage)

Jimbo: We're an administrator's guide, not an encyclopedia

2005-05-25T21:37:49Z

We're an administrator's guide, not an encyclopedia

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80.51.233.66 at 16:44, 25 May 2005

2005-05-25T16:44:04Z

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Simon: shortcuts

2005-01-04T17:07:23Z

shortcuts

Dave at 05:01, 11 September 2004

2004-09-11T05:01:49Z

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[[emacs]] written by Richard M. Stallman, is a text editor on crack. It has many modules -- sort of like plug-ins -- that allow you to do all sorts of stuff while still editing (e.g., checking your email.) It is difficult to learn to use for most, but those who do often grow enamored of it's versatility.

Other text editors: [[vi]], [[joe]], [[ee]] (aka [[edit]]), [[nano]] and [[pico]].

[[Category : Ports and Packages]]
[[Category : System Commands]]

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 emacs, written by Richard M. Stallman, is a text editor on crack. It has many modules -- sort of like plug-ins -- that allow you to do all sorts of stuff while still editing (e.g., checking your email.) (It should be noted, however, that despite its muscularity it still is primarily a text editor, ''not'' a word processor.)  It is difficult to learn to use for most, but those who do often grow enamored of its versatility.
-Other text editors commonly found on BSD systems: [[vi]], [[joe]], [[ee]] (aka [[edit]]), [[nano]] and [[pico]].
+Other text editors commonly found on BSD systems: [[vi]], [[joe]], [[ee]] (aka [[edit]]), [[nano]], [[vim]] and [[pico]].
 == Using Emacs ==

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	emacs, written by Richard M. Stallman, is a text editor on crack. It has many modules -- sort of like plug-ins -- that allow you to do all sorts of stuff while still editing (e.g., checking your email.) (It should be noted, however, that despite its muscularity it still is primarily a text editor, ''not'' a word processor.) It is difficult to learn to use for most, but those who do often grow enamored of its versatility.		emacs, written by Richard M. Stallman, is a text editor on crack. It has many modules -- sort of like plug-ins -- that allow you to do all sorts of stuff while still editing (e.g., checking your email.) (It should be noted, however, that despite its muscularity it still is primarily a text editor, ''not'' a word processor.) It is difficult to learn to use for most, but those who do often grow enamored of its versatility.
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		+	Other text editors commonly found on BSD systems: [[vi]], [[joe]], [[ee]] (aka [[edit]]), [[nano]] and [[pico]].

	== Using Emacs ==		== Using Emacs ==

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	[[emacs]] written by Richard M. Stallman, is a text editor on crack. It has many modules -- sort of like plug-ins -- that allow you to do all sorts of stuff while still editing (e.g., checking your email.) It is difficult to learn to use for most, but those who do often grow enamored of it's versatility.		[[emacs]] written by Richard M. Stallman, is a text editor on crack. It has many modules -- sort of like plug-ins -- that allow you to do all sorts of stuff while still editing (e.g., checking your email.) It is difficult to learn to use for most, but those who do often grow enamored of it's versatility.
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		+	== List of Emacs shortcuts ==
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		+	stub - how do I do a shortcut for search string?
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	Other text editors: [[vi]], [[joe]], [[ee]] (aka [[edit]]), [[nano]] and [[pico]].		Other text editors: [[vi]], [[joe]], [[ee]] (aka [[edit]]), [[nano]] and [[pico]].