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Big joe fan here. When I started using Linux full time I was already well familiar with wordstar, so it was a natural tool. It's a decent editor in its own ri
by nullc 3y ago
Big joe fan here. When I started using Linux full time I was already well familiar with wordstar, so it was a natural tool. It's a decent editor in its own right, and not just because it has a familiar set of keybindings.
I've only encountered relatively few other users.
- gerdesj 3y agoI've used joe since the late '90s. First job on install is to remove the space in front of "-nobackups" in /etc/joe/joerc. I have to remember when using nano not to exit with ctrl-k, x or else end up losing a random line 8)
- toast0 3y ago> I've only encountered relatively few other users. When my employer was acquired by Facebook, I joined the FB employee Joe user group, and it became the Joe users group. When I left, it went back to the Joe user group :/ I gather joe was fairly popular at some point, but as long as it keeps working, I'm going to keep using it.