Re: [Sheflug] Re: vi, emacs, sharp sticks

["Chris J/#6" <nospam [at] nccnet.co.uk>]

> 
> If you look on the CDs you'll find Joe - that's if you want to try
> it.  Copy over to the hard disk and 'pkg_add -v joe-2.8.tgz'.  I find
> it's really easy to use on an Open BSD box.
> 

Feel free to install other editors...but as I said - learning vi is good for 
the health. Especially if you plan to work with UNIX...you'd be daft not to.

> Of course, if you don't need a secure server you can just about turn
> them into Linux machines with sound and all the rest of it.

Nowt wrong with OpenBSD ... why would you want to do a silly thing like this? 
*grin* OpenBSD has sound anyway; been playing CD's and MP3's when I had Open 
on my machine...only reason I didn't do more is openbsd does'nt have an XMMS 
port (which is important for me :). FreeBSD does but its 30% CPU [BSD] vs. 8% 
CPU [linux]. Once FreeBSD's threading improves, I'll probably switch; some 
things run a lot faster (exmh - my mail program - for starters...which runs 
like greased lightening with large attachments under BSD).

Chris...


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