December 1998
Beginner
512 pages
12h 13m
English
The vi editor is a full, feature-rich editing package, but there's an alternative that's worth exploring, too, before you settle on the editor you'll use within the UNIX environment. The alternative is the brilliant, if complex, emacs editor.
Starting emacs is as simple as starting any other UNIX program. Simply type the name of the program, followed by any file or files you'd like to work with. The puzzle with emacs is figuring out what it's actually called on your system, if you have it. There are a couple of ways to try to identify emacs; I'll demonstrate these methods ... |
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