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Re: emacs

On Sat, 1 Apr 1995, J. L. Walters wrote:

> In article <1995Mar31.021605.28560@relay.acadiau.ca>,
> Ray Seto <014242s@dragon.acadiau.ca> wrote:
> >I recently found a version of emacs for the gs.  I'm wondering what the
> >latest version is and where it could be found.  
> 
> I believe that the generic version is x.12 (x = 3 ?), however, as far
> as  know 3.11 is the latest for the Apple. No idea what the changes
> were from .11 to .12. Also, not sure where you can get it, however, on
> another file a moment ago Nathan Mates said: "Available, as usual, at
> ftp.cco.caltech.edu, ..." I take this to mean, "Try ftp.cco.caltech.edu
> and if it isn't there, then ask ;-)"
> 
OK, here is a stupid question that maybe should be in the gno group too, 
but I don't know how to cross post with pine yet! With all the stuff that 
is apparently going on with GNO, will there be a version of EMACS that 
supports things like running another shell under GNO and etc.? I've 
played with emacs on several machines, and one of the nicest features was 
to open up a source code file, play with it a while, write it and drop to 
a shell, compile it, and then go back to Emacs to change it some more. I 
don't have GNO yet, mind you, I'm waiting for the version that has TCP/IP 
implemented! :)
 
On a similar note, anyone know if PINE might be ported to a GS? If I'm 
using SLIP with the new GNO once I buy it, being able to read mail with 
PINE or Eudora would be a nice touch.
 
...Sal

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