> the definitive Emacs since '76 The Emacs from 76 and GNU Emacs are totally different programs. > When you think Emacs, you typically don't think THIEF, EINE

> the definitive Emacs since '76 The Emacs from 76 and GNU Emacs are totally different programs. > When you think Emacs, you typically don't think THIEF, EINE, ZWEI, FINE, Edwin, Climacs, Hemlock, Efuns, Zile, QEmacs, Multics Emacs, Gosling Emacs, JOVE, JEmacs, Guile Emacs, or Ermacs. Talk about you. When I think of Emacs, then I think of Aquamacs (a variant of GNU Emacs), Zmacs (which I have running on a real Lisp Machine and under emulation), Clozure CL's editor (which is a Hemlock variant) on my Mac and the LispWorks editor under OSX and Linux, which is also a Hemlock variant. Actually the Emacs I use most, is the one in LispWorks. GNU Emacs comes second.