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I think for a lot of hackers, being able to run from over a terminal/ssh is a critical "design" feature.

• spopejoy 12y ago
  Arrgh. Emacs on the terminal is a joy, and is present on more servers than you think (dreamhost for instance). Having said that I default to 'vi foo.txt' on the command line and feel like vi competency is a core server skill ...
  • sergiotapia 12y ago
    I'm particularly fond of Nano. :)
  • z0r 12y ago
    If you haven't used TRAMP to view and edit files on other servers from your local emacs session, you should give it a try.
    • spopejoy 12y ago
      TRAMP's nifty, but it used to lock up emacs on shaky connections. Maybe it's better now?