Sorry for sending this to the list, but I only caught the followup, and
it doesn't have the original poster's email address.

>At 17:48 9/30/96, Julian Bean wrote:

>>I work on it on a (NetBSD) machine called 'elsie', which can compile the
>>project happily.
>>
>>However, I want to actually do the file edits on my mac, as Symantec C++'s
>>colour, structured code editor on my 16" system is preferable to vi on a
>>black and white 12" screen.

On Sat, 5 Oct 1996 22:02:49 GMT, rjj@medialab.com ("Richard Johnson")
wrote:
>I've tried two fairly easy ways to set up transparent edit/save between
>Macs and unix machines.  Both, however, are commercial (though almost
>cheap).

>You could use NFSShare on your Mac ($~100 commercial software from
>Intercon, www.intercon.com) to let the Mac act as an NFS client.

>Or you could use BBEdit ($~40 commercial software from Bare Bones,
>www.barebones.com).

Or, you could just install and run Emacs 19.34 on your NetBSD machine.
It has full color syntax-sensitive dislpay just like all the recent PC
editors. And it's free.

You can get emacs from prep.ai.mit.edu:/pub/gnu/emacs-19.34.tar.gz