This is the correct linkOriginally Posted by anindya_m
http://theory.tifr.res.in/~anindya_m/ubuntu.html
This is the correct linkOriginally Posted by anindya_m
http://theory.tifr.res.in/~anindya_m/ubuntu.html
This is great! Thanks for the .deb files
Note: if you execute the command above and get errors such as "dependency problems prevent configuration of emacs-xft-gtk", try executing the following command and the missing dependencies (and emacs) will be installed:Originally Posted by anindya_m
(And the same again, if similar errors when trying to install the auctex .deb file)Code:sudo apt-get -f install
The X.org development libraries are not installed by default, and this is what gets you into trouble. If you look at the results of the ./configure, you'll see a couple of "NONE" indicating that configure (rightly) doesn't find the libraries it needs to.
I think libxt-dev and libxaw7-dev should do the trick.
Last edited by Steinar; July 16th, 2006 at 12:15 PM.
Hi guys, try this emacs deb with xft:
http://people.freedesktop.org/~keithp/emacs-xft/
It can really replace the emacs-snapshot-gtk in the reporsitory, that means it can work with other .el packages in the reporsitory.
ok.. I guess I spoke too soon. Aparently the emacs snapshot version is not very stable. I had it running overnight and today morning it had crashed.
I should perhaps build from source of a stable version. So the question is: does the anti-alias support exist *only* in the latest snapshot version? Or can I use a older stable version to build? Thanks.
I am getting this error.
emacs: Cannot open termcap database file
Right now I use (g)vi(m) but emacs is just to ugly for me.
I fixed that one but now everything is on the left and I am right handed. Help!!!!!!
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