Eero Ahonen wrote:
> After having to use Vi for couple of hours, I even efforted to find
> Vi-compatible editor for Windows to use at work. 

"GVIM" is the usual answer to this. http://www.vim.org/
That's probably just the most widely used version, and it's the same "vim" 
as on Linux and all that.  Lots of good extensions over standard vi, while 
still being finger-compatible.

 > It's just so fast and practical

The one thing I missed most when I was using emacs was the "." command.

In any case, just so you know, vi vs emacs arguments are a classic flamefest.

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