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Not your father's editor
by Jim Mohr on Friday 26/Aug/2005, @22:23

I have been using Quanta for years. The entire contents of my Linux Tutorial (www.linux-tutorial.info) is written using Quanta. All the articles I write are done using Quanta. The two applications that are *always* open are Kmail and Quanta. Eric, we all owe you a debt of thanks.

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Re: Not your father's editor
by Eric Laffoon on Friday 26/Aug/2005, @23:30

> Eric, we all owe you a debt of thanks.

Speaking of which... You were the first person to send me a check. I had recently sponsored Andras and discontinued *every* personal expense that wasn't absolutely essential at the time. I mean how many people in the US have to fiddle with rabbit ears to watch 5 channels of TV? I didn't know what to do with people wanting to send money. Thankfully I got myself satellite TV and Tivo for Christmas last year after 3 years, but I owe Andras money again. So thanks are welcome and the most cherished expression, but thanks with pictures of dead presidents keep Andras' electricity in his computer. ;-)

Anyone who wants to buy us dinner in Malaga I have a Paypal debit card...
http://kdewebdev.org/donate.php

BTW Jim also came all the way to the US from Germany, supposedly on vacation, but I suspect it was just to come harass me at the Portland Saturday Market. ;-) "Oh, you don't have a cat?" ... Uh-huh.

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