Hi Svante,
On the long term I will likely need the lisp files, because I want to setup
emacs in Hurd to mirror my local setup → make it a real work environment for
me.
Or are the *.el files just the uncompiled lisp files with the *.elc files
already
included?
… *el is still important: For the integrated help.
I now use scp (because it is more convenient than woof :) ), but it already
works nicely (after adding some randomness to /dev/urandom).
The installation works, and I now have a running emacs-nox!
Many thanks!
Now to transfer my local environment over to the Hurd…
… done (hg clone ssh://edrikor.dyndns.org/.emacs.d :) ).
I have GNU HEmP running! (GNU {Hurd,Emacs} and Python)
Next step: Set it up for using it as non-root :)
After that: Move the writing of Hurd news over to Hurd.
Yay!
- Arne
PS: CC to bug-hurd for info :)
