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Re: Is epoch dead?

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From: Chad Phillip Brown
Date: Fri, 10 Jun 1994 21:09
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 From: Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart (pelegri@calterra.eng):
: The group at UoI that delivered Epoch has been busy working on the
: lemacs/epoch merge, together with the SunPro group.  Lemacs 19.10 has
: almost all the epoch functionality and much more.  The only epoch
: feature that I know is not in lemacs 19.10 is the separate minibuffer.
: I think that there will be an improved epoch compatibility package in
: the 19.11.


FSF emacs 19 supports this feature (been using it for a while).  I'm just now
building lucid emacs, and I hadn't yet noticed that it didn't have this feature.
That's too bad. :-/

I think that Lucid emacs probably has better X support in most other cases, though...

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