Categories Uncategorized Learning Curves for Text Editors Click the comic to see it at full size. Post author By Joey deVilla Post date April 25, 2008 4 Comments on Learning Curves for Text Editors ← Cut Down on Internet Distractions with “Freedom” → How to Get Skype Running on 64-Bit “Hardy Heron” 4 replies on “Learning Curves for Text Editors” haha.. that is awesome. I’ve never used emacs so that graph make no sense to me but looks like a lot of fun. Vi is perfect. Is pico really more advanced then notepad? Pico uses ctrl characters for commands. Notepad lets you use the mouse. :) But clearly this graphic was made by a vi user. Emacs forever!!! […] Global Nerdy | Learning Curves for Text Editors Editors wars are only just behind Language Wars for there viscousness (tags: Humour geek) […] […] Global Nerdy | Learning Curves for Text Editors […] Comments are closed.
haha.. that is awesome. I’ve never used emacs so that graph make no sense to me but looks like a lot of fun. Vi is perfect. Is pico really more advanced then notepad?
Pico uses ctrl characters for commands. Notepad lets you use the mouse. :) But clearly this graphic was made by a vi user. Emacs forever!!!
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haha.. that is awesome. I’ve never used emacs so that graph make no sense to me but looks like a lot of fun.
Vi is perfect. Is pico really more advanced then notepad?
Pico uses ctrl characters for commands. Notepad lets you use the mouse. :)
But clearly this graphic was made by a vi user. Emacs forever!!!
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