Vin: I have supplied them, repeatedly. I don't think they are problems with XEmacs per se. I'm guessing that they have to do with subtle differences between XEmacs and emacs. The reason that I'm guessing is that no one has been able to find a solution. I can't afford to waste time on something that may never be fixed so we use emacs. Oh and by the way, I'm not talking about code that I wrote. These are packages that come with XEmacs. You are better off with emacs today. I'd be thrilled if XEmacs was usable so we would have options. We don't. Rodney Vin Shelton wrote: > Perhaps you could supply a few specific examples of " extermely > troublesome" behavior. Perhaps your examples might get looked at if > you were to supply some. > > Please follow-up to xemacs-beta(a)xemacs.org, if you care to. > > Vin Shelton > > >>>>> On Wed, 19 Jul 2000, Rodney Sparapani <rodney(a)stat.duke.edu&gt; said: > > Rodney> Tony: > Rodney> I don't think it has. But, is there some reason that you want XEmacs > Rodney> rather than emacs? I have found XEmacs to be extremely troublesome. > Rodney> I'm hoping that some day that will change, but it hasn't happened yet. > Rodney> Of course, alot of problems are caused because of the schism between the > Rodney> two camps. For developers of e-lisp packages like myself, getting a > Rodney> working version on emacs alone is hard enough and modifying it for a > Rodney> second environment is nearly impossible. > > Rodney> Rodney > > Rodney> tbennett(a)nvidia.com wrote: > > >> I'm just looking for XEmacs in tty mode, of course. > >> > >> If so, what is the config to use? config.guess was unable to > >> figure out a good one. > >> > >> -- > >> --tony > >> > >> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > >> Before you buy. > > Rodney> -- > Rodney> WWLD? (What Would Lombardi Do?) > Rodney> Was "Name That Tune" Rigged? > Rodney> Rodney Sparapani, Duke Clinical Research Institute > Rodney> For addressing and schedule information > Rodney> see http://www.duke.edu/~spara002 -- WWLD? (What Would Lombardi Do?) Was "Name That Tune" Rigged? Rodney Sparapani, Duke Clinical Research Institute For addressing and schedule information see http://www.duke.edu/~spara002