Re: beta configure options
Lynn David Newton writes:
Ha! Ahem. Well, I have [Mule] now, so if I ever need it, it's
there.
It's nice to have, especially on Unix where it implies universal
newlines. You also get access to some commonly used non-ASCII
characters (EURO SIGN, directed quotation marks) that aren't in Latin
1, and many (ELLIPSIS, INTEGRAL SIGN) that aren't even in Windows-125X
non-standards.
> [1] I used to be be able to run xemacs (not tty!) over a dialup
> modem pretty well if I turned off the toolbar, menubar, and
> scrollbars.
Yeah, I've always wanted to do something about this. The problem (as
usual) is Windows and/or Windows-thinking. On a sufficiently slow
connection you can watch the Emacs window on a buffer refresh many
times for edits at the top.
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