From: <jc...@fe...> - 2003-03-10 20:12:12
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On Sunday 09 March 2003 14:19, Rafael Laboissiere wrote: | Hi, | | I am still without access to my email and production workstation, but | I am following the discussion in the mailing list through the web. | Thanks for your efforts, Alan, regarding the Perl modules. Joao: I | was half-joking about your "pestering" after the Perl modules and | Docbook. You was right! No joking :) (how do you read this?) | Actually, I am pleased and surprised that even if you | dislike the DocBook markup, you are still contributing with the | documentation and willing to get things working. Well, I don't have a choice, do I? You are not changing the docs back to latex, nor using MS-word, right? I'm joking here? | Contrary to Joao, I dislike visual editors (like LyX and the Mozilla | Composer). When I edit LaTeX and HTML/SGML/XML, I use AUC-TeX and | PSGML-mode, respectively, under XEmacs. They are not WYSIWYG tools | (fortunately!), but they are incredible helpers. With a normal | editor, I would find it almost impossible to do productive work with | such "verbose technologies". aahhh, you agree! But syntax highlighting is not enough for me. I also use Xemacs, but I don't use emacs/w3 for web browsing -- do you? As a mater of fact I'm surprised you don't use Emacs -nw. I'm fully joking :) I have a fellow colleague who does porogramming in Postscript! In a text editor, of course. He says that it's easier for him to "see" a postscript picture included in Latex that looking at it under lyx! ... | Some time ago I made a private joke to Alan saying that it would be | easier to convert all the developers to Debian instead of trying to | fix those crappy rpm-based systems. ;-) | | Of course, I was only half-joking... Was you? what half of the joke? Joao ::::))))) |