🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1992Jul20.021738.3501@arizona.edu> zazula@pri.com (Ralph  
Zazula) writes:
> 
> I wrote:
> > P.S. out of curiosity, what *is* the incantation to bring up a  
split-screen
> > in emacs?
> 
> Andrew Loewenstern wrote: Hit "C-x-4-b" and put in the name of the buffer
> 
> John McCraken wrote: Why, it's "ctrl-x 2" of course.  Isn't that obvious  
:-)
> 
> Ooooowwwww!!!  My stomach hurts, someone help - I can't stop laughing....  
:-)
> 

Well, as in every advanced software, there are many ways to do the same  
thing. JM's solution is the simplest one - not recommendable. With AL's  
solution, you also have to type the filename after C-x-4-b, so you really  
don't get bored :-)

But to be serious: It counts to learn emacs. Not for NeXT only (I prefer  
Edit on NeXT), but there are many other Unix-platforms where the most  
sophisticated editor is called 'vi' - and people do use it ! At least with  
emacs, you can start editing on other unix-platforms. 

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