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Résumé : Add link to emacs-snapshot package for Debian
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> * Debian and Ubuntu `emacs-snapshot' packages: http://emacs.naquadah.org/
‘emacs-goodies-el’: Miscellaneous add-ons for Emacs at https://alioth.debian.org/projects/pkg-goodies-el‘emacs-snapshot’ packages: http://emacs.naquadah.org/‘debian-el’: Emacs helpers specific to Debian users. Contains:install-info --section '[Dd]esired Section Name' 'New Section' --description='Manual Title' manual
install-info --section '[Bb]ooks' Textbooks --description='Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs' sicp
‘wajig’, package manager for Emacsers.Please remember: The debian bug tracker is the prime place to report bugs in emacs packages. Keeping this list current is much easier if you add these infos:
The init files of the external packages should not, by default (or through an option), be loaded at startup, unless the user (or the administrator) declares (require ‘external-packages-inits) or requires packages or their init files individually.
Most debian packages that contain add on el files that would be installed site wide actually already do this.
If a specific package installs itself site wide, and you later decide that this is not what you want, you can always remove the offending file from /etc/emacs/site-start.d/ This change is sancrosant, and a Debian package will not later reinstall this file. (If it does, please file an RC bug using reportbug with Severity: serious)
If you want to install a bleeding-edge version of Emacs direct from Bazaar, or build it from source for any other reason, and still integrate with Debian, so your version of Emacs can act as a dependency, a handy script and Debian package by Michael Olson are available at https://github.com/rrthomas/src-emacs-on-debian