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I was first exposed to this program in college. I spent many a night typing some paper on it. Many of its conventions where later used in Lotus' Ami Pro and Microsoft Word.
WordStar: A writer’s word processor
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I can feel his passion for simplicity in this program - the way he shares the history, functions, and logic of over a dozen shortcuts - versus having to leave the comfort of his QWERTY - ie. Swap Cntl with Caps Lock for simplicity.
Reminds me of vim. Suddenly I want to play vimadventures again. That game was more fun than chess.
Maybe I should revive this thread - https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/what-s-your-favorite-linux-text-editor
I think I'll try.
Reminds me of vim. Suddenly I want to play vimadventures again. That game was more fun than chess.
Maybe I should revive this thread - https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/what-s-your-favorite-linux-text-editor
I think I'll try.
What's your favorite Linux Text Editor? | RallyPoint
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