-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- ð thus on Thu, 08 Feb 96 19:18:05 EST, Edward virtually scripted... Edward> I think everyone is missing something. no... i don't think so. Edward> There shouldn't be a need for a new editor in circle, if everyone Edward> is using their OS correctly. I'm using OS/2, and whenever I have Edward> something I want post such as a board message or a new room Edward> description, I simply fire up my favorite editor, write it, Stick Edward> it in my clipboard then post it to my telnet process. Works great, Edward> especially with room descriptions, as I even have a backup in case Edward> something goes wrong. Plus, it's lag friendly. ;-) Edward> I don't know much about unix, but surely it is cut/paste friendly Edward> even in text mode, am I wrong? uhm... sorry for those of us who just deem it that i don't want to use a graphical user interface... (before i go into a rant) sometimes i just don't feel like firing up X, so i just stick with the VC in linux. the only way i can do cut and paste is via screen. what the hell is up with OS/2 people that they can't just accept the likelihood that their OS isn't the best in the world? any it's a matter of interface, and not OS. via any unix system you have the options of 1. using X 2. using screen 3. using tintin with the #textin option d. - -- Dump: A Perl statement that is one of the many ways to get a Perl program to produce a core file. Most of the other ones are undocumented. ~ wall & schwartz, programming perl -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 Comment: Processed by Mailcrypt 3.4, an Emacs/PGP interface iQCVAwUBMRrIJoX26urqpgG1AQHKZAQAsMbHOjEkJehOXkA3/GPxOmK0TWGKWaQQ rc/N97WCosWbNByabcIUjnA2bCq+pUowX/9t9R1TkCX41B7nTS3TNvem21cvECFD Pze8/6tHJHhm7euECOmN4bAeRvHqn5k+Fgzmwh4ZqlnRNI2xb752l1U/dOgDEzHC sfYFBasrr1A= =3EyO -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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