On Thu, 17 Feb 2011, Leif Nixon wrote:
> "Robert G. Brown" <r...@phy.duke.edu> writes:
>
>> I personally am crippled without jove (a C-based binary, non-lisp
>> small emacs
>
> Non-lisp Emacs? What's the point? I bet you drink decaf coffee as well.
Half-decaf. And I use half-and-half, too, to avoid the >>bloat<< caused
by full-caf double espressos with real cream... ;-)
OTOH, I can build jove out of a tarball a bit less than half a
>>megabyte<< in size, part of which is taken up by xjove, an embedded
project that nobody every bothered to finish.
How big are the emacs sources these days? I mean, the installed binary
and common packages alone are 22 MB in F14... and was that 73 MB
installed? Why, it was, wasn't it. :-)
Every now and then I wish somebody would hack jove to handle tex/latex
make errors (but not enough to do it myself) but then I think nah...
best leave it as it is, nice and tight, no colored letters, no
info-of-evil integration, small and efficient...
rgb
>
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