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>>>>> "SP" == Steven Pulito <stevenp@seas.upenn.edu> writes:
> Michael W. Ryan wrote:
>> For those Red Hat users that aren't sure which Emacs packages
>> they need to install, you'll need to install at least the emacs
>> package, and either emacs-X11 or emacs-nox. The emacs-el package
>> is optional.
SP> what functionality does the emacs-el package give you?
emacs-el installs the non byte-compiled versions of the elisp packages
that ship standard with emacs. Like so.
[kevinfal@speed /usr/local/share/emacs/20.3.10/lisp]$ rpm -qf man.el
emacs-el-20.3-15
[kevinfal@speed /usr/local/share/emacs/20.3.10/lisp]$ rpm -qf man.elc
emacs-20.3-15
And yes, that machine should probably have emacs upgraded.
-kevin
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