gnu.emacs.sources: Only sources and patches, please (was: linum.el -- Display line numbers to the left of buffers)

Hi, please let's move _discussions_ about packages posted to gnu-emacs-sources/gnu.emacs.sources to help-gnu-emacs/gnu.emacs.help gnu-emacs-sources is intended only for code and patches... | List-Id: GNU Emacs source code postings and patches gnu-emacs-sources.gnu.org I'd suggest to add... |

Re: linum.el -- Display line numbers to the left of buffers

Drew Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: The Emacs user community is not synonymous with the Emacs developers. Emacs developers such as Kim are primarily concerned with the latest and greatest stuff they are developing - they don't often look back. That's true. I first wrote ido and cua for

Emacs -vs- notification area: status.el 0.2

I've long wanted to be able to have Emacs bring up an icon in the Gnome notification area. This code makes this possible. My ideal approach would be for Emacs to include code for this, perhaps treating the notification icon as a special kind of frame. (Ideas welcome here, I may or may not get

ERC notification area support: erc-status.el 0.1

This is erc-status.el, a notification area icon module for ERC. This requires status.el, which I just posted. This is an ordinary ERC module named 'status'. Just add it to your module list; I use: (if window-system (add-to-list 'erc-modules 'status)) With this module active, you

RE: linum.el -- Display line numbers to the left of buffers

Writers of libraries that are not part of the Emacs distribution are often more concerned about compatibility for users of different releases and even different flavors of Emacs (e.g. XEmacs). They might be concerned, yes, but I don't think anyone can dictate that a package author