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Re: [VM] Getting VM into emacs without superuser: emacs package manager?


From: Diagon
Subject: Re: [VM] Getting VM into emacs without superuser: emacs package manager? LinuxBrew?
Date: Mon, 25 May 2015 16:15:36 -0700
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   ---- On Mon, 25 May 2015 12:33:15 -0700 Uday S Reddy<address@hidden> wrote ---- 

   > You will find a downloads links on the launchpad site. You can get any of 
   > the releases available. I don't think you need a superuser account to run 
   > configure and make. I certainly don't. 

Uday - Yes, I see your point, but as with Joe, my main concern is being missed.  I would like it to be packaged because:

   >> I'll have to rerun the script (at minimum) every time there's an emacs update.  
   >> I'm sure to forget and something will break.  Thus, I'd optimally like it installed 
   >> via the emacs package manager, or less preferably, via a homebrew/linuxbrew 
   >> formula (which is how I installed emacs).

And:

   >> I guess I'm pretty surprised that given VM is not included in emacs, there is no 
   >> obvious way to install via the package manager.  (Though I'm not an expert in 
   >> these things, so maybe there is ...)

Thanks,
/D

---- On Mon, 25 May 2015 12:33:15 -0700 Uday S Reddy<address@hidden> wrote ----
Diagon writes:

>
> Hi all. I'm trying to figure out how to get VM into my emacs (ver.24) on a
> machine where I don't have superuser status. I'm am trying two tracks:
>
> (1) I installed emacs using linuxbrew, and so am trying to figure out how to
> create/commit a formula:
> https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/issues/40051
>
> (2) It would obviously be nicer if I could understand how to get it into the
> emacs package manager. I don't see anything here:
> https://launchpad.net/vm
>
> Can anyone help with either of these?

You will find a downloads links on the launchpad site. You can get any of
the releases available. I don't think you need a superuser account to run
configure and make. I certainly don't.

Cheers,
Uday



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