Re: $ emacs filename with special German chars gives me strange transliteration

[Joel J. Adamson]

Jens-Olaf Lindermann <jenslindermann@yahoo.de> writes:

> Joel J. Adamson wrote:
>
>> Is there some reason you need the
>> older version?
>
> Hi Joel and Matthias,
>
> your answers have confirmed me that the 'switching' seems to come from the
> old version I use. But I use Debian GNU/Linux stable and so some software
> is 'a little bit' outdated. This does not bother me - when I understand
> from where some problems arise...

I installed Debian a few weeks ago: Emacs 22 should be available from
the unstable repositories or from an Ubuntu repository.

Joel

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