Found my favorite DOS editor

On Tue, 28 Sep 2021, Al Kossow via cctalk wrote: No, no... you're doing it all wrong ... it's ZZ See . :q is colon q enter, so 3 buttons. ZZ is jsut 2 buttons (shift doesn't count and z is close to shift anyway, so one hand) .... And thus holy wars even exist inside the vi/vim vs emacs 'war' ... I use vim daily - minimal features, barley more than what vi can do. I'm using alpine email, so mostly a nano-like editor here althogh sometimes I drop into vim to do some formatting, etc. which I find easier in vim. My own editor is nano-like (I have C and BCPL versions) but often feel that I want some vi style global commands, so one day it might morph into something like that. And some 30 ish years back I was helping to "bring-up" a new unix-like system and they wanted emacs - I managed to port microEmacs to it at the time, but to do that I wanted a vi for myself, so ported "stvie" then used that to help with the port of ?Emacs but that's as close as I got to emacs... Brand loyalty and all that... Gordon