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Björn Persson <spam-away@nowhere.nil> writes:

> I'll tell you why I like neither Emacs nor VI: Because they are so
> different from all the other programs I use.

[...]

> And I have a theory about why Emacs has everything but a kitchen
> sink. I think Emacs users want to do everything in Emacs because they
> find all other programs so different from Emacs.

Yes! Emacs rules!

> People want consistent user interfaces. It lets them concentrate on
> what they're doing instead of unimportant details like which command
> saves the file in this particular program.

C-x C-s

:)

-- 
Ludovic Brenta.