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I was surprised to learn that vim started out on the Amiga. Back in those days I was using DME, by a certain Matt Dillon (of Dragonfly BSD fame, not the actor
by mikekchar 10y ago
I was surprised to learn that vim started out on the Amiga. Back in those days I was using DME, by a certain Matt Dillon (of Dragonfly BSD fame, not the actor ;-) ). At the time it was the only editor that could drag me away from Emacs. Ironic that Vim later seduced me away from Emacs again...
- pawadu 10y agoIncidentally, the Amiga Workbench Utility disk (or whatever they called it) included a very nice microemacs implementation: http://www.guidebookgallery.org/screenshots/amigaos204 http://www.guidebookgallery.org/screenshots/amigaos204 Suffice to say, I have been a very happy emacs user since then ;)
- mkonecny 10y agoCooincidental, not ironic.
- mikekchar 10y agoIronic in the sense that I could have been using vim the entire time.