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Re: EMACS

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From: John Hughes
Date: Thu, 16 May 1991 22:03
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In article <NELSON.91May14222846@sun.clarkson.edu> nelson@sun.soe.clarkson.edu (Russ Nelson) writes:

   In article <1991May14.202420.26958@cci632.cci.com> keb@cci632.cci.com
   (Ken Bernstein) writes:

       Does anyone have experience with both Freemacs and MicroEMACS
       and have an *objective* opinion of the two? Or, is there another
       shareware EMACS for MS-DOS boxes that is superior to the two that I
       have mentioned?

   Basically, it's like this: Choose Freemacs if you want the best GNU
   Emacs emulation and don't need to edit files >64K.  Choose
   MicroEMACS if you want to be able to run the exact same program on
   both DOS and Unix.

Well, maybe.  But on my cheap XT clone Freemacs keeps hanging, so I
stick with the horrid Micro Emacs (well, not realy, now I have Vpix
(dos under Unix) so I'm going to use Gnu Emacs, just whip up
something to insert & remove those stupid CR's when I load'n'save).

John Hughes
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