Fedora Core 1 and emacs display

Fedora Core 1 and emacs display

[JG]

I did a clean install of fedora core 1 and find that 
emacs looks like xemacs. I can use --no-windows to run 
inside an xterm, but I still prefer the old style with
no icons. Also, the fonts look much worse.

Anyone know if the fedora community changed something
or am I missing something obvious?

These are the rpms I have installed:
[root@home root]$ rpm -qa | grep emacs
emacs-leim-21.3-7
emacs-21.3-7

I do not have xemacs installed, and googling for 
help has not turned up anything yet. I copied over
my trusty .emacs file and had no luck.

Thanks in advance.

Re: Fedora Core 1 and emacs display

[Jesper Harder]

JG <jg@foxnet.net> writes:

> I did a clean install of fedora core 1 and find that emacs looks
> like xemacs. I can use --no-windows to run inside an xterm, but I
> still prefer the old style with no icons. Also, the fonts look much
> worse.

Type `C-h n' to see the changes since the last version of Emacs you
used -- it also tells you how to turn the new features off.

Re: Fedora Core 1 and emacs display

[JG]

On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 01:32:21 +0100, Jesper Harder wrote:

> JG <jg@foxnet.net> writes:
> 
>> [quoted text muted]
> 
> Type `C-h n' to see the changes since the last version of Emacs you
> used -- it also tells you how to turn the new features off.

That got me the info I needed, plus a lot more. :)

Thanks.