Can you do a "which emacs" to see which one is being called?
On Thu, 21 Nov 2002, Viktor Haag wrote:
> Massimo Marino writes:
> > Viktor,
> >
> > I checked the PATH and indeed you got it right. Now, shouldn't
> > this be taken care by init.sh ?
>
> It should be. You can check to make sure tha
I'm trying to find a newsfetcher, that downloads specific newsgroups to a
spool directory, allowing further reading with Tin or slrn.
I tried installing leafnode, but I understand that there's no way of
chosing which ng download.
I dl and tried to build suck, newsstar and newsx, but build failed (I
Hi All,
Just a small issue to report. I updated a number of gnome components
last night, one of which was gal19-shlibs and gal21-shlibs. There were
no problems with installing these with the exception of the
sequencing-- fink decided on gal21 first, then gal19 second. When fink
tried to instal
Massimo Marino writes:
> Viktor,
>
> I checked the PATH and indeed you got it right. Now, shouldn't
> this be taken care by init.sh ?
It should be. You can check to make sure that /sw/bin/init.sh
exists and does reset the PATH.
Then you should check that you don't re-reset the PATH *after*
i
Viktor,
I started looking at all sym links and they all looked fine: if I issue
directly those ones then the correct emacs starts and emacs opens its
window.
I checked the PATH and indeed you got it right. Now, shouldn't this be
taken care by init.sh ?
On Thursday, November 21, 2002, at 10:52
Massimo Marino writes:
> If I issue emacs --v the reply is again 21.1.1 and cannot open
> its own window on Xfree86 and currently it is the only app
> which cannot do that. All others work fine (nedit, xterm,
> Eterm, external clients) so it is not a problem of DISPLAY
> setting.
This sound
K guys, now this is weird.
I removed emacs with Fink, then physically removed emacs from my system, included debian package and tar file. I downloaded again emacs21.2 tar, rebuilt and installed. All went smoothly without errors.
If I issue emacs --v the reply is again 21.1.1 and cannot open its
For anyone interested, I have just launched a new project called
libosx11(http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/libosx11). We are going to try to design
a libx compatible library so that X11 applications can be compiled natively. We need a
lot of help. Since this project would probably make every
I have now made some tests with matlab for Jaguar and the
xfree86-threaded packages. The result is negative: Like it was under
10.1, matlab freezes as soon as 3D plotting commands are used that
involve opengl stuff.
I am not claiming that my tests are completely conclusive, because my
matlab v
I've got emacs21.2-11 working just fine on my 10.2.2 system. Maybe try
a rebuild?
On Thu, 2002-11-21 at 10:06, Massimo Marino wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> emacs21 is no more launching creating its in own window. It is the only
> apps unable to do it after updating to 10.2.2
>
> Does anyone knows why
g4? does x11 has to run on the g4, while using it as relay (we tried
that)?
This one I can answer: No, you don't need X11 running when you export
X via ssh -X. I suppose you did that and not something weird like vnc?
You need to have X11Forwarding allowed in the sshd_config files,
though.
than
Hi there,
emacs21 is no more launching creating its in own window. It is the only
apps unable to do it after updating to 10.2.2
Does anyone knows why?
--
Massimo Marino
NERSC Division - HPC Department
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
http://www.slac.stanford.edu/~marino
On leave at CERN,
For those that didn't see, I've totally reworked the postgresql
packages.
First of all, the old postgresql was building everything as bundles,
which meant all of the libraries and binaries that were using
postgresql were statically-linking. This is bad. =) The new
postgresql makes proper d
Michael Baudis wrote:
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g4? does x11 has to run on the g4, while using it as relay (we tried that)?
This one I can answer: No, you don't need X11 running when you export X
via ssh -X. I suppose you did that and not something weird like vnc?
You need to have X11Forwarding allowed in the sshd_co
David Zelman wrote:
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I replied to the person who said that, not to the list (same answer to follow).
It would actually be better to continue this discussion on the list. If
there is really a bug somewhere, eveybody should know about it. And even
if you fell into some avoidable trap, you are
On Wednesday, November 20, 2002, at 11:12 PM, Pejvan BEIGUI wrote:
Ben Hines wrote:
Several people explained what you did wrong, but you didn't hear them
apparently. You can't just remove files installed by fink. If you
manually remove something, fink will think you have it installed
still
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