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Article #72647Re: Emacs vs. vi: # of users?
From: Andrew M. Boardman
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 1992 20:58
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 1992 20:58
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bzs@world.std.com, questioning my questionable ramblings: >>Doesn't matter; ed is what was there before vi. Although emacs predates >>ed, ed was around first on unix boxes... > >Actually, I don't believe that emacs pre-dates ed. Actually, I believe you're right. I really should drag this foot out of my mouth... (I'm assuming that /bin/ed was in the earliest Unixes from the early seventies, which seems like a perfectly reasonable assumption...) (Emacs, on the other hand, not having hit the scene until '75, is a relative latecomer...) andrew
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