vi vs Emacs debate live at GTALUG September 11 !!!
Colin McGregor
colinmc151-bJEeYj9oJeDQT0dZR+AlfA at public.gmane.org
Fri Aug 24 02:43:01 UTC 2007
Anyone know of a good cheap source of metal helmets
and flack jackets?
It had to be said :-)
Colin.
--- Robert Brockway <robert-5LEc/6Zm6xCUd8a0hrldnti2O/JbrIOy at public.gmane.org> wrote:
> For the September meeting I'd like to run a debate
> (sort of).
>
> The title of the debate is "Emacs is superior to
> vi". This will be a friendly
> and well natured debate on the relative merits of
> our favourite two editors.
>
> I need 3 people for the affirmative and 3 people for
> the negative. The
> affirmative people will be saying Emacs is superior
> to vi while the negative
> people will be disputing this. Each person will
> speak for 4-5 minutes.
>
> Please email me asap to be a debater in GTALUG's
> inaugural debate and indicate
> which side you would prefer to debate (or if you
> have no preference). One
> thing we can be sure of - GTALUG has plenty of
> people ready to make themselves
> heard ;)
>
> Important Clarifications:
>
> - The title is deliberately vague - the definition
> of Emacs here includes all
> past & present versions of the OS^H^Heditor.
>
> - vi is correctly pronounced "vee eye". The vi team
> are expected to pronounce
> vi correctly. The Emacs team may be granted a
> little more latitude in how to
> pronounce vi. The vi team may get away with saying
> "Emucks".
>
> - Debaters may demonstrate points in either editor
> using a Linux system and the
> overhead projector during their debate.
>
> - Participants will be selected in the order the
> emails arrive in my inbox. If
> we have more than 6 offers of participation then
> those who offered first will
> be invited to be judges.
>
> - Participants in this debate will have first right
> of refusal on being a judge
> in future debates until such time as they take up
> the offer.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rob
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