Re: emacs and unix

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Date: Sat, 03 Oct 1981 17:33

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>From CSVAX.wilensky@Berkeley Sat Oct  3 00:45:45 1981
Thanks for your MULTICS EMACS Retrospective.  Your analysis of
what you did and its justifications and reprecussions certainly 
makes sense to me.  However, I'm not sure that the LISP machine
really embodies all the virtues you suggest (possibly this is due
to my lack of experience with it).  I think that some of the problems
I'm worried about aren't faced in the LISP machine because it assumes
a rather monolithic user community, one that will be happy to use the
same editing conventions and programming language.  I think in UNIX,
we can't make these assumptions.  Do you think that the lisp machine
approach would be successful considering UNIX's objectives?

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