Re: Joe's editor, anyone?



Carl Spitzer wrote:
If you have WordSTAR for DOS it runs under dosemu.



On Sat, 2008-02-23 at 08:21 -0600, Didier Juges wrote:

Hi,

Newby again :-)

I hope I won't offend anyone (probably too late) but I never got used
to vi and without joe's editor, I am lost. I am sure I can install the
sources and recompile, but if there was a ready-to-use installation of
joe's editor, or any other "Wordstar-like" editor for Ubuntu
(preferably one that works well through ssh, I use TeraTermPro to get
to the Linux box from the Windowsu*ks desktop) , that would be great.

Thanks

Didier


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sudo apt-get install joe

Worked for me.

Jim

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