Corey Kovacs wrote:
Well, it seems that the "xemacs" I was looking for is actually called
emacs-x in RHEL5.
If you do a
rpm -f `which emacs-x`
it should point back to the emacs package. The gnu emacs package
supplies emacs-x and emacs-nox (with/without X11 at startup).
From the emacs RPM changelog:
* Sun Apr 10 2005 Jens Petersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - 21.4-1
- replace %{_bindir}/emacs alternatives with a wrapper script (Warren Togami)
to prevent it from disappearing when upgrading (Michal Jaegermann, 154326)
- suffix the X emacs binaries with -x and the no X binaries with -nox
- the wrapper script %{_bindir}/emacs-%%version runs emacs-x if installed or
otherwise emacs-nox. %{_bindir}/emacs is a symlink to the wrapper
From the www.xemacs.org website, it appears that xemacs forked or was a
completely independent development since ~1994.
http://www.jwz.org/doc/emacs-timeline.html
So the capabilities of emacs-x & xemacs have probably diverged over the years.
-Bob Arendt
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