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Yes, sure. I used it for decades on Linux, Windows and Mac. Unfortunately it disappeared on the Mac with the last update. And unfortunately my beloved Elisp macros disappeared as well. Holy Joe! Now I have to mess around with this plague called Aquamacs. BTW, my last resort for real operating systems was zile. I always had a compiled version at hand for copying to ~/bin on boxes that only had this other plague known as vi.

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In reply to Re^3: New-to-Perl: recommendations for windows setup? by karlgoethebier
in thread New-to-Perl: recommendations for windows setup? by bliako

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