Re: can't just hit control-plus to enlarge fonts

> Dan Jacobson writes: > Any 18 to 20 sized recommendations? (I think at size 24, 80 > characters will start to wrap.) I like -xos4-Terminus-Medium-R-Normal--20-200-72-72-C-100-ISO8859-1 from the xfonts-terminus package. From the description: This package contains normal and bold fonts

Re: Bug#278550: tramp: Dangerous fset of substitute-in-file-name

> Toby Speight writes: > I recently discovered problems with code that used > substitute-in-file-name to expand environment variables in file > names. It turned out that the name in question was not having its > environment variables expanded correctly. > Subsequent investigation showed

Re: Bug#252481: apt-utils.el: swelling emacs memory use

> Dan Jacobson writes: > Well, simple users wouldn't remember to hit Q when finished to > clean up or whatever. In which case what can I do to help them? > I was hoping for something like M-x man: highly sensitive to what > the cursor is upon for giving defaults when asking things in the

Re: [OT] RSS/RDF newsfeeds

> csj writes: > Is anybody here aware of any native emacs app that can read RSS/RDF > newsfeeds? There is at least one: http://www.nongnu.org/newsticker>. It's pretty good, and development seems to be ongoing. Matt

Re: apt-utils.el.

> Peter S Galbraith writes: > > This isn't part of Debian, but if any Debian developers are > > interested in packaging it, please contact me. > I'm sure Roland will want to add it to dpkg-dev-el. Seems like a > good fit. Or maybe this is for users and dpkg-dev-el is more for > DDs? I'm

apt-utils.el.

ld), and keystrokes to visit changelog and README files. This isn't part of Debian, but if any Debian developers are interested in packaging it, please contact me. -- Matt Hodges School of Chemical Sciences University of Birmingham