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[PLUG] Checking for vm on your system
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Michael C. Toren writes:
>
> I don't know how to check if vm is present, or what version is installed;
> I'm a vim user for the most part. But, if you can tell me how to check,
> I'd be happy to do so.
>
Look for vm.elc or vm-* somewhere under /usr, or wherever emacs' various lisp
directories are lurking on your machine.
Or you can just type M-x vm from an emacs buffer and see what it
says. If you get an error it's a pretty good indication vm isn't
there.
Take care,
--Hugh
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