x27;re attempting to restrict *my* freedoms in ways I find
unacceptable. And I'm very happy that Debian is there to help save
the day.
> If one labels something as "free", that is good enough for me, the
> user.
I think that's the saddest thing I've ever read on this list.
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a more
appropriate forum, thanks.
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On Fri, Dec 13, 2002 at 03:04:32PM -0800, Charlie Reiman wrote:
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Chris Waters [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Anyway, this is badly off-topic. And I'd like to take this
> > opportunity to remind people that the debian-emacsen list
OWTO questions about emacs should be
directed to one of the many emacs support channels or to debian-user
if it's a debian-specific question.
I'm sure none of us mind answering the *occasional* noob question, but
please don't make it a habit. Thanks.
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ng other than gnus
> ;-). An additional requirement is that it can work with the MH mail
> folders I already use with my Mutt and Sylpheed-Claws setup.
You might want to look at wanderlust (debian package "wl"). I think
it's primarily designed to work with IMAP
d it's easier to fully grasp what's going on when we are on older
> Emacsen...
How so? Personally, I think that font-lock mode at the console alone
is enough reason to justify switching to emacs21. But you're not
forced to use any of the new features in 20/21 if you don&#x
GNU folks and debian-emacsen maintainers with
issues outside their control.
thank you
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> Thanks for the help. When I use t just those 4 lines in my
> .emacs, it chokes at bbdb-initialize:
Same thing happens to me, same message, and it's a brand new problem
that just started. Since bbdb hasn't been updated in a while, it has
to be a problem in the new release of ema
d apps register themselves with the
menu system. I assume you're using something like ':needs="emacs"'?
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version of tm. But this is a less
than perfect solution, and I'd like to find a better one
(Semi-on-topic, insofar as tm was recently dropped from the unstable
archives, which is what brings me to this crisis point.)
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Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Chris Waters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I'm a little dubious about Gnus, especially since some may prefer VM
> > or something. :-)
> I can understand that, though from what I've heard, implementing a bu
from start to finish! You're annoying and
frustrating the experienced people, and not benefitting any but a tiny
percentage of newbies.
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o me, please.
enjoy
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#x27;ve
had there, and it's worked fine here both times. Oh well, pre4 is up,
still at http://www.debian.org/~xtifr/debian-changelog-mode.el
Now maybe I can start on making some *real* changes. :-)
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ant-face (the
> last face used).
Argh! Sorry, fixed.
> Then you named the menu in two different ways: debian-changelog-menu
> and debian-changelog-mode-menu
Also fixed. Thanks. Prerelease 3, which only corrects these two
minor problems, is up.
Forget my own head some days :-)
cheers
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Peter S Galbraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Chris Waters wrote:
> > Peter S Galbraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > > Also, I'd add optional whitespace space between "bug" and "#" and
> > > also make the colon optional:
>
to both emacs and xemacs,
I believe.
Thanks to everyone who's given me feedback so far. I hope to have
something a little more interesting before long.
cheers
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or abort. Obviously, for something like
that, email is not a reasonable option.
But this is a long way from being working code in any case. :-)
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Peter S Galbraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> A few _quick_ comments. A diff to my installed version shows you
> added menus and font-lock, so perhaps this line is premature:
> ;; This version has been heavily modified and enhanced by Chris Waters
Perhaps -- I wasn't ori
Ok, early responses suggest that it doesn't quite work with Xemacs
yet. I think I have enough info to solve that in a reasonably
portable fashion now. Thanks for the feedback, I'll announce a new
version in a few days probably.
cheers
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at this point. I'm not going to
package it till it's a little more complete.
(Note for followups: I don't currently read -devel.)
cheers
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