[Glastonbury] Recommendations for to-do list apps?

[tim hall]

Last Tuesday 15 March 2005 09:22, Cherry Mulliss was like:
> I rather like vi too. I think its advantage is that it seems to be
> available on just about any nix installation, where emacs or others may
> not have been installed - this can be VERY useful! BTW,  There are
> various jokes about vi, including its being the text editor from hell,
> and  vivivi the mark of the beast ....

Yes, I find there are certain circumstances where it's necessary. I find the 
keybindings totally counter-intuitive, so if I'm in X I prefer to use nedit. 
I have never used emacs, although I probably will have to if I want to get 
into CMUCL or any other LISP-like languages.

> Must admit though, that vi always puts me in mind of Edlin, remember
> that? There is a guy somewhere on the web, who has composed a whole
> website using Edlin, dont know if anyone wants to try the same with vi <G>.

I'm sure plenty of people already have / do. I write all my websites with 
nedit. Syntax highlighting is a wonderful thing. Wysiwyg editors make me GIGO 
too much. ;-]

cheers,

tim hall
http://glastonburymusic.org.uk