> From: Suresh Kumar.R [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> When I start emacs in a debian machine, it is not obeying .Xdefaults file
> in the home directory. It takes the .Xdefaults file, if it is named as
> .Xdefaults-fully.qualified.machine.name
>
> Whereas, in a Redhat linux machine, emacs obeys the p
Quoting Suresh Kumar.R ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> When I start emacs in a debian machine, it is not obeying .Xdefaults file
> in the home directory. It takes the .Xdefaults file, if it is named as
> .Xdefaults-fully.qualified.machine.name
>
> Whereas, in a Redhat linux machine, emacs obeys the plain
Once upon a time, I heard Suresh Kumar.R say
> Hi,
>
> When I start emacs in a debian machine, it is not obeying .Xdefaults file
> in the home directory. It takes the .Xdefaults file, if it is named as
> .Xdefaults-fully.qualified.machine.name
>
> Whereas, in a Redhat linux machine, emacs obeys
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