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On Mon, 03 Sep 2001 18:23:18 +0200, Sebastian Holtermann wrote:
>Warp wrote:
>
>> Why make a GUI nobody will use anyways? (I wouldn't certainly use it
>> unless
>> it had all the features emacs has; and if it had, how would it be
>> different from emacs anyways? A couple of buttons... Big deal.)
>>
>> And see:
>> http://www.students.tut.fi/~warp/povVFAQ/miscVFAQ.html#guiforunix
>>
>
>Emacs is great, if you have time to learn its features and how to configure
>it.
>But for Artists this would be an obstacle and a reason to use the windows
>GUIed version of Povray which I think has some advantages (as mentioned
>earlier).
There are others around here that have already done the configuration.
The configuration is held in a single text file which is fairly short and
easily transferable from one system to another.
I use emacs all the time, and the only thing I've had to learn is how to
close the window and save my comments when I'm adding a log entry to a
file in an RCS repository (C-c c).
I move around the screen using the arrow keys the way I used to in windows,
I mark, copy, paste, cut and move text around the way I used to in the windows
POV editor, but as I'm using emacs I can have access to many additional features
at the press of a key, like my refontify is F8, goto line is F5, save is F2 exit
without saving F3 etc.
There are menus which I access using the mouse, these menus offer more
features than you can shake a stick at, so now I use emacs for almost all
my text editing weather it be perl, POV or bash.
I use Pico for mail and news as it does everthing I want for those utils,
loads fast and only has a few commands to learn.
If you want an example emacs config file ".emacs", all you have to do is
ask.
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