> I'm using Emacs on Debian, when I try to edit a file with emacs, it
> takes many to open the file.
A common problem is that Emacs tries to find the machine's name at
startup, and depending on your (mis)configuration, this may require
access to the network and may hence fail with a timeout.
Try
On Sat, Apr 18, 2009 at 10:22:57AM +0200, Sven Joachim wrote:
> On 2009-04-18 09:25 +0200, Paul Johnson wrote:
>
> > You probably need more memory.
>
> Probably not.
>
> > EMACS has long been expanded to "Eight Megabytes And Still Swapping"
> > back from when eight megabytes of RAM was a gargant
On 2009-04-18 09:25 +0200, Paul Johnson wrote:
> You probably need more memory.
Probably not.
> EMACS has long been expanded to "Eight Megabytes And Still Swapping"
> back from when eight megabytes of RAM was a gargantuan amount.
The memory footprint of Emacs has not grown so much since these d
Maurice Guerrier wrote:
>
> I'm using emacs on debian, when I try to ed it a file with emacs, it
> takes many to open the file.
>
> for exemple: emacs /etc/resolv.conf ---> it takes many times before
> opening the file.
>
> What do you think about this problem
>
> Guerrier MAURICE
> Cell.
Maurice Guerrier writes:
> I'm using emacs on debian, when I try to edit a file with emacs, it takes
> many to open the file. for exemple: emacs /etc/resolv.conf ---> it takes
> many times before opening the file.
Please show us exactly what you did and exactly what happened. Cut and
paste: don'
On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 11:28 AM, Maurice Guerrier wrote:
> I'm using emacs on debian, when I try to edit a file with emacs, it takes
> many to open the file.
>
> for exemple: emacs /etc/resolv.conf ---> it takes many times before opening
> the file.
>
> What do you think about this problem
To ch
I'm using emacs on debian, when I try to edit a file with emacs, it takes many
to open the file.
for exemple: emacs /etc/resolv.conf ---> it takes many times before opening
the file.
What do you think about this problem
Guerrier MAURICE
Cell.: +33(0) 6 10 30 43 46
Hi again,
I've now uninstalled all emacs components and reinstalled them. I still
get a whole list of problems. I did find that the problem loading
"50a2ps" was related to the uninstalled package a2ps. Adding that
removed that particular error - does this mean the dependency list for
emacs21
Hi,
I just upgraded my emacs21, among many other things, from the testing
repository. I get a long series of error messages, pasted below. Is this
something I've done wrong, or is there a problem in the repositories??
Emacs appears to open and work properly, but with a warning "cannot open
l
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On Sun, 21 Nov 1999, Big Gaute wrote:
> When I type emacs in the shell, it starts emacs19, rather than emacs20.
> If I type emacs20 emacs 20.3 comes up, so I know that it's installed.
>
> What's wrong? How do I fix it?
/usr/bin/emacs is a symlink to /etc/alte
When I type emacs in the shell, it starts emacs19, rather than emacs20.
If I type emacs20 emacs 20.3 comes up, so I know that it's installed.
What's wrong? How do I fix it?
--
Big Gaute (not to be confused with LG) - OMNIVERSAL AWARENESS??
Oh, YEH!! First you need 4 GALLONS of JELL-O and a BI
Hi. I've got two packages on my system that are
"broken" I think... In deselect they appear like this:
C** Std editors emacs19
C** Std editors emacsen-comm
It seems I am stuck with these 2 packages. (What
happened was that the bulk of the programs files were
deleted from the /usr direct
After upgrading to HAM from BO, I have not been able to get the LaTeX
key-bindings to work or even have the LaTeX menu items appear in emacs.
I've tried emacs19, emacs20-nomule and xemacs but to no avail. Has
anyone else run into this problem and if so, how did you solve it.
Thanks in advance!
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