I don't think that's what was meant in the reply.
I am an ex windows user- a lot of the new unixy people are.

I think a lot of us understand and remember what some of the frustrations are on that platform. A lot of the things we hear people wanting to be able to do- have been getting done on the unixes for a long time, and really well.

The wanting to edit remote files via gui- is a classic. I remember the first time I used ssh to edit some web content. I had to go outsite and have a smoke break because I was so in shock- as if I'd lost my virginity. It was beautiful.
And some of us hear the same wants and hopes from the windows users we once were, and we wish there were a friendly and inviting way to share what we have- we are trying.

In reply to Re^5: IDE on Windows to edit Perl files on my unix server? by leocharre
in thread IDE on Windows to edit Perl files on my unix server? by nottRobin

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