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jed.N.bs.README June 1996 IMPORTANT NOTE: ***you need also 'slang.N.as.tar.gz' to recompile jed*** This archive contains the sources and a prebuild NeXT black hardware binary for the jed editor. NS Intel/HP/Sun users have to recompile the sources (sorry, I don't have FAT libraries installed), however this is a simple task if you read the supplied README files. Don't forget to download 'slang.N.as.tar.gz' which is needed in case of a recompilation of jed! Introduction: If you need a fast and small sort of emacs like editor (or clone) with macro facilities for NeXTstep, you may want to try jed under NeXTstep. jed is more powerfull than MicroEmacs and has some more Emacs like facillities. However, if you need a full blown Emacs with elisp etc. and you have enough free disk space, we highly recommend Carl Edman's Emacs_for_NeXTstep.4.12. Carl did a superb port for NeXTstep (thanks Carl)! And as always ;-) NO GUARANTEES, I JUST HACKED IT TO WORK FOR ME. -vkyr ---- -vkyr Valentino Kyriakides - 1kyriaki@informatik.uni-hamburg.de
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