I expect one potential problem is that of user confusion -- if
somebody sees an "emacs.app" package they'll probably think it's at
least a semi-recent version of emacs. For the same reason, dealing
with bugs becomes more complicated.
-Miles
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Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball.
Facts about Emacs 20:
1/ it is no longer supported upstream
2/ it had Release Critical bugs in Debian
3/ it has been removed from the Debian archive because of both 1/ and
2/
Three good reasons for it not to come back in Debian in any way.
OK, makes sense. When/if Emacs-on-Aqua / Emacs.app is up
Hi,
Sorry for the late response here, I just saw this thread.
Err, from the Web site:
"The port is based on GNU Emacs 20.7, which is one behind the latest
version. Emacs 21 added mostly UI features, not core editing
functionality. The UI is nicer though and furthermore some Lisp
packages have start
Hi,
Sorry for the late response here, I just saw this thread.
Err, from the Web site:
"The port is based on GNU Emacs 20.7, which is one behind the latest
version. Emacs 21 added mostly UI features, not core editing
functionality. The UI is nicer though and furthermore some Lisp
packages have start
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