Re: [orca-list] any one using emaics in gnome terminal with Orca?

[Alex Midence <alex midence gmail com>]

Yes, it's that old, all right.  I didn't suggest Emacs because he wants 
to use it with Orca and, if you are going to use Emacs, you need to go 
ahead and use Emacspeak.  Nothing else comes close to it for efficient 
use of the editor.  Vim is OK.  Oh, it's a great and powerful editor but 
Speakup reads to many tildes in it from the bottom of the screen.

Alex M

On 4/18/2012 11:38 PM, Jason White wrote:
> Alex Midence<alex midence gmail com>  wrote:
> > Have you tried pico?  It's what nano is based on.  I rather like it.
> I tried it about 15 years ago - didn't like it at all because I could edit
> much more effectively in Emacs (or in Vi, for that matter).
>
> The two most important tools in Linux are a shell (e.g., /bin/bash) and a text
> editor.
>
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