Julius Ross writes:
> I have installed emacs-carbon using fink with (almost) no
> trouble. I was told that I could not install it without first
> removing emacs21which I did and then it worked fine. However
> (to be greedy) is there a possible to have fink install both
> emacs-carbon and emacs with X-support?
You could probably install emacs-carbon, and then install Emacs21
by building it yourself in /usr/local, by applying the patches required.
However, I switched from using Emacs-carbon to Emacs21, and
didn't really miss anything in the experience. I'd recommend
sticking with Emacs21 -- it's much more stable than emacs-carbon
anyway, and speedier as well.
> Also I am a little confused about the difference between
> emacs-alpha and emacs-carbon. Anybody know?
Isn't emacs-carbon based on Emacs 21, and emacs-alpha based on
Emacs 20? I could be wrong, easily, but that was my impression...
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