[ On Friday, April 26, 2002 at 10:14:57 (+0900), Masao Uebayashi wrote: ]
> Subject: Emacs 21
>
> It's good that Emacs 20.x and 21.x can be installed simultaneously, on

Sure, but pkgsrc should not have to support such a mix.  I ran Emacs-21
and Emacs-20 simultaneously all through the alpha-test period.  20.7 was
installed via pkgsrc in /usr/pkg, and 21 was installed manually in
/usr/local.

The undoutably extremely small number of people who will continue to
need access to 20.7 after de-installing its pkg and installing 21.2 as a
pkg are free to manually install 20.7 in /usr/local (or wherever they
like so long as it's not where they installed the 21.2 pkg :-).

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