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I will give Emacs a try once I figure out how to exit Vim.

• qb45 10y ago
  Only nano and mcedit zealots are allowed to joke about :wq. The first time I started emacs I had to kill -9 it :p
• kazinator 10y ago
  Most interactive programs will succumb to this exit recipe: Ctrl-Z kill %1 Suspend to shell, kill job. Anything that won't suspend with Ctrl-Z should not be used. (Developers who flout important conventions of this sort should be punished with disuse of their projects.)
  • lgas 10y ago
    There are GUI versions of emacs too, some on platforms where they are not expected to respond to Ctrl-Z.
    • pawadu 10y ago
      The GUI versions have menus and toolbars and whatnot, you don't need to Ctrl-Z out of those in the first place
    • jjnoakes 10y ago
      Those have little 'x' buttons in the upper corner though.