On Monday, April 22, 2002, at 02:37 PM, Viktor Haag wrote: > 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. There should really be no problem in having them both installed, but I need to find the time to fix the emacs-carbon package so it doesn't have any files overlapping with emacs21. Wait a week and see what happens :)
>> 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... emacs-carbon and emacs-alpha are actually identical (more or less), the name change was made to make the difference between the aqua- and X11-based versions clearer. Also, I think emacs-alpha shouldn't exist anymore (except as a virtual package for compatibility). If it does, try running fink selfupdate-cvs. -christian _______________________________________________ Fink-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-users
