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(I know one award-winning SF novelist who uses an obscure British word processor, originally for CP/M and MS-DOS) This is not so exotic; how many of us still a
by swdunlop 15y ago
(I know one award-winning SF novelist who uses an obscure British word processor, originally for CP/M and MS-DOS)
This is not so exotic; how many of us still adhere to vi in an xterm when we are in "time to stop fooling around and work" mode. ;)
- Semiapies 15y agovi and emacs are products that are still upgraded and distributed; obscure word processors by shuttered companies are a different thing.