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In article <930@metapyr.UUCP> it was written:
>If you like emacs as your programmer's editor, consider Epsilon.  I'm not an
>emacs user myself, but I've heard that Epsilon is the mose emacs-like editor
>available for the IBM-PC (except freemacs, of course).

As I think I mentioned a couple of weeks back, I use MicroEMACS everywhere.
It is freely distributable and has appeared in comp.sources.* and is
obtainable via anonymous ftp from various places.  It is supplied in both
source and binary form and the source will compile fine under almost any
dialect of UNIX, VMS, MS-DOS, OS/2, the Amiga, Atari ST, etc.

It is nice to be able to use the same editor everywhere.  It also
will permit the user to shell  out to the OS and have STDOUT from
whatever command was run put into its own window.  Hence it works
nicely with tcc or your favorite command-line compiler....




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