On Thu, 27 Feb 1997, Robert Black wrote:

> IMHO however, time spent learning vi is time well spent if you intend to
> learn UNIX because you can almost guarantee that it will be installed on
> any UNIX box you will ever use. (If anyone would like a simple
> introduction to using vi I have written one to get people started). You
> can also change the editor vipw uses by setting the EDITOR environment
> variable. 

	I usually recommend people to try vilearn - its a set of
	online tutorials that runs people thorugh learning vi.

	I've put a copy up on ftp://ftp.southern.com/pub/vilearn.tar.gz

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