Who cares about vi versus emacs anyway? They're both old-fashioned and not useful. No one uses fixed-line editing anymore. If you want a real text program, look at MS Word, and for all you linux junkies, look at xtext.
They neglected to mention the fact the Mac OS X is a lot easier to use than Linux. Unfortunately, most products can either go for easy to use or easy to personalize. There is no in between.
'So I'm thinking, am I missing something by not using Tomcat? Do I have anything to lose?'"
The only thing you have to lose, due to the fact the Tomcat is open source, is real support for technicians. But real men don't call tech support, right? Anyways, Tomcat == BEA - tech support.
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ULTRAEDIT isn't for Unix/Linux. Please go die you troll. I don't lke you guyz. Please lve me al0n3.
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troll. U KAN"T USE W!NDOWS ON LINUX!
it's not nice to troll my comments you asshole. go back under the bridge.
Who cares about vi versus emacs anyway? They're both old-fashioned and not useful. No one uses fixed-line editing anymore. If you want a real text program, look at MS Word, and for all you linux junkies, look at xtext.
They neglected to mention the fact the Mac OS X is a lot easier to use than Linux. Unfortunately, most products can either go for easy to use or easy to personalize. There is no in between.
'So I'm thinking, am I missing something by not using Tomcat? Do I have anything to lose?'"
The only thing you have to lose, due to the fact the Tomcat is open source, is real support for technicians. But real men don't call tech support, right? Anyways, Tomcat == BEA - tech support.