Re: New Emacs with GTK!

[John Russell <jorussel@cisco.com>]

Michael Powe <michael@trollope.org> writes:

> >>>>> "Per" == Per Abrahamsen <abraham@dina.kvl.dk> writes:
> 
>     Per> Niels Freimann <nfreimann@firemail.de> writes:
>     >> Gtk isn't "the future", but the presence.
> 
>     Per> True. And on day, it will be the past.
> 
>     Per> Emacs is for the long run.  During its lifetime, the
>     Per> dominating toolkits have been at least termcap, curses,
>     Per> terminfo, SunView, raw X10, raw X11, XView, Motif, Qt, GTK 1
>     Per> and GTK2; and in some circles w16, PM, w32, MFC, NeXTStep and
>     Per> Cocoa.
> 
>     Per> Emacs need to be able to adopt to an ever changing
>     Per> environment.  GUI fashion come and go, only Emacs is for
>     Per> ever.
> 
> oh, yeah.  God's Own Editor(tm).

Wow, can't argue with that.  But just assume for a second that I would
like to wallow in the hedonistic tendencies of flashy GUI loveliness
de jur, where can I get gtk2-emacs?  i have seen other posts that
said, its in CVS.  Uhhh, pardon my ignorance.  Whose cvs tree?  Emacs
cvs?  Is there a tarball somewhere, or even a website?  Anything?
Google doesn't even know about this project.  Can someone fill me in,
I'm really curious.  Thanks.

John


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