Desperately seeking mouse-drive UNIX editor

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From: David Mostardi
Date: Tue, 14 Feb 1989 17:25

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I am looking for a mouse-driven UNIX line/text/screen editor
which is *easy* to learn and use.  My users already
have heard of vi and emacs and want nothing to do with them.

Such a blessed editor might run under X-Windows, and might
even be inexpensive or public domain.  It would certainly
have cut & paste features a la Macintosh. (I'm not picky :-)

My specific equipment consists of IBM-RT workstations
running AIX 2.2.1 and X11, but hey! I'll consider whatever
looks reasonable.

Thanks all,

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David Mostardi			"Guess what, Dad!  Those chocolate
MSRI, Berkeley			   diskettes fit right into your
mostardi@ux1.lbl.gov		   computer, no problem!"

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Subject: Desperately seeking mouse-drive UNIX editor
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