Re: More maintenance on http://www.xemacs.org/Download/elispPackages.html
Martin Buchholz wrote:
For the 3rd day in a row I was asked a random question with an answer
that should have been in our list of lisp packages, and again I got
inspired to do some link farming.
As I threatened to do earlier, I commented out the Elisp Archive link
from the standard margin on all the web pages and marked the link to
it in elispPackages.html as obsolete. Does anyone think the Elisp
Archive is still useful, except as an historical record?
Yes. The elispPackages page contains links to the current version of
ilisp, whilst the package that is installed via the xemacs package
system is somewhat out of date.
[In discussion with the current ilisp maintainers I have voluteered to
look at packagaing the current version of ilisp but I am not sure how to
go about this]
Best Regards,
Will Deakin
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