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vimacs for Debian
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Andre Pang <ozone@algorithm.com.au> sat down, after a long session
of crack smoking, and came up with this.. or at least, thats my
explanation. His is a tad more mudane.

  Vimacs was created because I was looking for an alternative to Emacs,
  and I found none. I wanted a cross-platform editor, since I work a lot
  on both Win32 and UNIX systems, and I wanted it to be fast and easy to
  customise, yet still have most of the power that Emacs gave me when I
  was editing text files, or coding. I tried every single editor I found
  on Freshmeat and Ibiblio, but I still couldn't find one that I
  liked. Vim would have been perfect, but I could never get used to the
  moded style of editing. Pressing <Esc> all the time drove me
  nuts. (I'm not saying that moded editing sucks, mind you, I'm just
  saying that I personally hated being forced into that kind of editing
  style.)

After installing this, I don't believe the vim helpfiles are updated.

 -- Matt Hope <dopey@debian.org>, Sun, 19 May 2002 11:15:19 +1000