Sometime in the last year or two I passed my Silver Anniversary of using Emacs. That pre-dates even the existence of GNU Emacs. On jwz's Emacs family tree, I have used...
- The original EMACS on a DEC-20 / Twenex
- ZMACS on Symbolics and TI Lisp Machines
- Gosling Emacs -- eh, ok.
- Unipress Emacs -- on a Data General Eclipse, the only Emacs that ever sucked
- MicroEmacs -- from Craig Finseth's family tree.
- GNU Emacs
- Epoch
- Lucid Emacs
- XEmacs
Calling EMACS an editor is like calling Earth a hunk of dirt.I've had Emacs running for weeks on-end with buffer lists in the dozens. I love Emacs and I am ready to be more than just friends.
"I love Emacs and I am ready to be more than just friends."
ReplyDeleteA-hahaha! That killed me :-)
But I still don't get emacs. Most of the developers I know use it, all my physics profs used it, but vim just fits my brain, what can I say...