Hi! Am 01.04.2005 um 00:19 schrieb Ersatz Sophist:
Well, you don't have to. I have never used it either, but obviously some packages use it to process text/code. I guess a better question is did you ever install emacs through fink?
Well, I have to admit that emacs21 is installed by fink, although I don't know why or since when.
The easiest way out for you is probably to remove the executable /sw/bin/emacs:
sudo mv /sw/bin/emacs /sw/bin/emacs_away
This will prevent the error you have been seeing.
Reomving the Fink emacs package would be a cleaner solution, but since you say you don't know why it is installed, and the error you have been getting
dyld: emacs can't open library: /sw/lib/libXaw3d.7.dylib (No such file or directory, errno = 2)
indicates that it may be an old version, you could run into trouble trying to remove it. Payam AKA Ersatz Sophist could tell you some stories about this :-) I could, too, for that matter. The Fink way of managing several different emacs versions (which seems to come from Debian) is a very complicated, fragile system that doesn't age graciously.
-- Martin
-- Martin
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