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2012-12-07
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2012-12-07
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..Warning.... the package contains bin/emacs and bin/emacs24 both big binary files of the same size. I suppose that one of them should be a link to other one...
hrwxr-xr-x root/root 0 2012-11-16 02:38 ./opt/emacs24/bin/emacs link to ./opt/emacs24/bin/emacs-24.2
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2012-12-07
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2012-12-08
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2012-12-09
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hello and nice port mtvoid.
How did you create your .deb files in scratch box?
I always create my n900 port using "dh_make & dpkg-buildpackage" commands and
editing "debian/control debian/rules /debian/dirs".
Its tired to do so on each compiles,I want to put symlinks like you did.
could you give me any advice?
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2012-12-10
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Sure. I made it the same way you do, using "dh_make -a" to prepare the debian subdirectory, then creating and editing some files within that, and using dpkg-buildpackage to generate the binaries. In debian/rules, I configure emacs with --prefix=/opt/emacs24 to optify the installation path. Additional files of my own to be installed, like the emacs.desktop file, and local customizations, are listed in debian/emacs24.install, and symlinks to be generated are listed in debian/emacs24.links. You can download the source tar.gz from the package page, and look at the contents of the debian subdir to see how I did it.
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2012-12-15
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2012-12-15
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[LIST]
If you are using the default hardware keyboard layout, then it is highly recommended that you remap the keys to allow you to use Emacs effectively (you'll need to add the Esc key to the layout at least, which can then be used as the Meta modifier). Guide to remapping keyboard
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