On Thursday 08 March 2007 14:44:21 Chip Coldwell wrote: > In that case, I guess my preference is to have the two packages > conflict with each other. As has already been mentioned, if you > install the GUI emacs, you can still run it in a terminal by > specifying the "-nw" switch. The only reason to install emacs-nox is > to avoid sucking in all the dependencies, so you should never install > it if you already have the GUI emacs. Except that we don't allow for conflicting packages in Fedora. Extremely horrible user experience if they happen to select both or with a glob to have a ugly "CONFLICT" popup. -- Jesse Keating Release Engineer: Fedora
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