WHAT'S NEW IN THIS RELEASE (see also Upgrades in Install.html)
These recent versions have been tested:
Gnu Emacs |
v21.2 | v20.6 or higher recommended |
[Gnu] XEmacs |
v21.4.
Mac OS XEmacs is not supported.
Beta GTk XEmacs had limited testing. |
v21.1.9 or higher recommended |
Note that XEmacs v21.4 changes ~/.emacs to ~/.xemacs/init.el
I recommend CUA mode http://www.cua.dk/ for
beginning Emacs (but not XEmacs) users, and the latest tiny-tools for everyone.
Get them from
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/tiny-tools/. One new feature
is lazy loading, for faster startup.
JDEE is not as well supported as it could be. I welcome contributions; in the
mean time, we will wait for the major changes in the current version to move
from beta into production.
Annoyance Bugs
Newer web browsers have been released, since EMacro started supporting them.
I need help from the community, in order to support new browsers, such as KDE's
built-in browser.
Because browse-url under Emacs and XEmacs behaves differently, as well as a
small bug, launching Netscape compatible browsers displays the message
"Starting Netscape", even though it correctly launches Mozilla or Galeon.
Email me, if this bothers you enough.
There is a bug in which.el v0.44; it won't run interactively
under Gnu Emacs. EMacro uses which.el in compiled mode, so it
works. Christoph Conrad, author of which.el, is aware of this problem.
XEmacs opens a buffer named "%f"
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