Dirk, thanks for including your explanation of the current packaging
of elisp files. While it clarified the current condition it also
helped me to pinpoint my issue with the treatment of elisp sources.
I'm not having a fit over this. If debian distributions are to go
against the convention of ke
Dirk Eddelbuettel:
I don't want to take them away from anyone, not even from Emacs
specialists. I simply want to have the option of installing them
or not.
Well, you could delete them.
$ (cd /usr/lib/emacs/site-lisp/w3; for x in *.elc; do rm `basename $x c`; done)
If I want to read
CD Rasmussen writes:
Costa> Elisp folk don't tend to separate the source from the executable the
Costa> way people do with C programs. I'm sorry to hear this was done with
Costa> VM.
I don't want to take them away from anyone, not even from Emacs specialists.
I simply want to have the op
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