Le Mercredi 15 Mars 2006 19:25, Sven Joachim a écrit : > It is certainly true that Emacs is "technically able to work without its > info manual", but "technically able" and "perfectly reasonable" are quite > different things.
Getting back to the discussion on the Emacs manual in particular, I have to say that I hardly ever use the Emacs manual, and I've been using Emacs for years now. In fact, I don't think I've read it a single time since getting my current computer several months ago. So to me, an Emacs installation without the manual _is_ perfectly reasonable. The inline documentation accessed by e.g. C-h f or C-h k is a different story; but since that's generated from the GPL source files (both .c and .el files), it's automatically covered by the GPL. -- Daniel Schepler
