Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms

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Sujet : Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms
De : anton.txt (at) *nospam* g{oogle}mail.com (Anton Shepelev)
Groupes : alt.comp.os.windows-11 comp.os.linux.advocacy
Date : 20. Feb 2025, 13:11:23
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Kerr-Mudd, John to Anton Shepelev:

This  article  is made in Windows XP: written in
RPad32,
>
nearly 400k for a mere notepad treplacement ?!
- ah maybe cyrillic support takes it there.

It has lots of nifty features in addition to suport-
ing  the  five  main  Cyrilic encodings, but none of
those seem to justify the size, which may be due  to
the  reliance  on  some third-party rich-text compo-
nent.  I never cared.

formatted with GNU Troff,
>
formatting? feh, a few linewraps is easy.

Sometimes I also  use  autonumbered  lists,  tables,
display environments, footnotes, headers, justifica-
tion and hyphenation  (here),  &c.   I  typeset  the
CoreOps newsletter in nroff:

    https://corewar.co.uk/coreops/coreops02.txt

Otherwise,  Vim's "gq" formatter or a similar exter-
nal utility usually does the job.

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16 Feb 25 * Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms43Johnny LaRue
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17 Feb 25 i+* Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms14Anton Shepelev
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20 Feb 25 iii`* Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms7Anton Shepelev
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21 Feb 25 iii   `* Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms3Daniel70
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24 Feb 25 iii    `- Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms1Daniel70
17 Feb 25 ii`* Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms5Kerr-Mudd, John
20 Feb 25 ii +* Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms3Anton Shepelev
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20 Feb 25 ii i `- Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms1Anton Shepelev
20 Feb 25 ii `- Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms1Anton Shepelev
18 Feb 25 i`- Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms1Daniel70
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21 Feb 25 ii   `* Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms2Lawrence D'Oliveiro
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17 Feb 25 +* Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms9Anton Shepelev
17 Feb 25 i+* Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms3Kerr-Mudd, John
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21 Feb 25 i  `* Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms3Kerr-Mudd, John
21 Feb 25 i   `* Re: Microsoft admits that Windows is short-term support in realistic terms2Lawrence D'Oliveiro
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