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Fair enough! But the point stands, no? I pointed out emacs' age to note how users expectations of editors have evolved over that time. Certainly there is older
by jmoss20 6y ago
Fair enough! But the point stands, no?
I pointed out emacs' age to note how users expectations of editors have evolved over that time. Certainly there is older software -- but is there any other user-facing software that has survived such a dramatically shifting landscape? That is the part I find unprecedented (and the part relevant to GP).
- b3n 6y ago> is there any other user-facing software that has survived such a dramatically shifting landscape? Yes. Microsoft Word, for example, is older than GNU Emacs.