Thank you so much. I have been fighting with gnuemacs for a while now to get it to look nice. This solved all of my problems!
Thank you so much. I have been fighting with gnuemacs for a while now to get it to look nice. This solved all of my problems!
My anti-aliased fonts disappeared in Emacs on the upgrade to Intrepid. Does anyone know any techniques to get back antialiasing on intrepid?
Many thanks!
I installed Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid last week and had much trouble getting somewat readable emacs fonts. Your recipe to transit to emacs-snapshot-gtk with Monospace-10 is a godsent.
There was a secondary recipe to put
Emacs.menuBar: off
etc choices in .Xdefaults rather than specify them in .emacs: that works, but Emacs needs to be spelled with a capital.
A big remaining problem I have is that emacs interferes devastatingly with the Gnome workspace shifter: use of any key combination (defined by key shortcuts) to switch to te workspace on the left or the right of the current one in an emacs window freezes my laptop (Tosphiba Portege R600). I guess I should put this bug in another thread but my lore in this is yet small.
Help yourself: Search the community docs or try other resources.
Let science use your computer when you aren't: Folding@Home.Originally Posted by Henry Spencer
Thanks a ton for this tutorial!
These days there seems to have been a slight change to all this.
If you just
then in emacsCode:apt-get install emacs-emacs-goodies-el
thenCode:M-x load-library RET color-theme
and pick one (by the way, it took me a while to figure out how to select a colour. I tried clicking and double clicking in the color-theme-select screen. Finally I figured out that you need to put the cursor on a color theme name and hit enter to select it).Code:M-x color-theme-select
Finally if you add
to your .emacs file the next time you start emacs you'll get the errorCode:(require 'color-theme) (color-theme-<theme-name>)
This is easy to fix. You now need the commandCode:Symbol's function definition is void: color-theme-<theme-name>
after the require 'color-theme command in your .emacs file.Code:(color-theme-initialize)
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