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Mention new face attributes, fields, and Eshell. Suggested
by Gerd Moellmann.
author | Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> |
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date | Tue, 05 Sep 2000 18:18:32 +0000 |
parents | e68fb610cc11 |
children | 09353c2fcc8a |
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19 Variable-size characters are not supported anymore: you cannot use fonts | 19 Variable-size characters are not supported anymore: you cannot use fonts |
20 which contain oversized characters, and using italics fonts can totally | 20 which contain oversized characters, and using italics fonts can totally |
21 screw up your display. Find one font that works and stick to it! | 21 screw up your display. Find one font that works and stick to it! |
22 | 22 |
23 @item | 23 @item |
24 Likewise, Emacs cannot display images, play sounds, and do anything | 24 Likewise, Emacs cannot display images, play sounds, or do anything |
25 except displaying text. Multimedia is for Netrape! | 25 except displaying text. Multimedia is for Netrape! |
26 | |
27 @item | |
28 Faces on X were made to follow the XLFD font names, to avoid the need of | |
29 reinventing what X has already invented. This means that face merging | |
30 doesn't work. However, experience shows that supporting mergers is bad | |
31 economics. Face inheritance was also removed. | |
32 | |
33 @item | |
34 New face attributes, such as 3D appearence, strike-through, overline | |
35 etc., were eliminated, to minimize consing. | |
26 | 36 |
27 @item | 37 @item |
28 Toolkit scrollbars are not supported. Emacs bare-bones X scrollbars are | 38 Toolkit scrollbars are not supported. Emacs bare-bones X scrollbars are |
29 so much leaner and meaner. There are no toggle buttons and radio | 39 so much leaner and meaner. There are no toggle buttons and radio |
30 buttons in menus. @code{LessTif} is not supported either. | 40 buttons in menus. @code{LessTif} is not supported either. |
31 | 41 |
32 @item | 42 @item |
33 There are no toolbars and no tooltips; in particular, the @acronym{GUD} | 43 There are no toolbars and no tooltips; in particular, the @acronym{GUD} |
34 mode cannot display variable values in tooltips. Emacs is an editor, | 44 mode cannot display in a tooltip a value of a variable when you click on |
35 not some fancy GUI program! | 45 that variable's name. Emacs is an editor, not some fancy GUI program! |
36 | 46 |
37 @item | 47 @item |
38 Colors are not available on character terminals. If you @emph{must} | 48 Colors are not available on character terminals. If you @emph{must} |
39 have colors, but cannot afford running X, use the MS-DOG version of | 49 have colors, but cannot afford running X, use the MS-DOG version of |
40 Emacs inside a DOS emulator. | 50 Emacs inside a DOS emulator. |
203 @item | 213 @item |
204 recentf.el is not available, so you will have to memorize your | 214 recentf.el is not available, so you will have to memorize your |
205 frequently edited files by heart, or use desktop.el. | 215 frequently edited files by heart, or use desktop.el. |
206 | 216 |
207 @item | 217 @item |
218 Field properties were eliminated, so various packages based on comint.el | |
219 which run subsidiary programs in Emacs buffers cannot easily distinguish | |
220 between text which came from the subprocess and text typed by the user. | |
221 The ingenious techniques this requires from Lisp programs will | |
222 undoubtfully assist to further advance and development of the Emacs Lisp | |
223 language. | |
224 | |
225 @item | |
208 Many additional packages that were unnecessarily complicating your lives | 226 Many additional packages that were unnecessarily complicating your lives |
209 are no longer with us. You cannot browse C@t{++} classes with Ebrowse, | 227 are no longer with us. You cannot browse C@t{++} classes with Ebrowse, |
210 edit Delphi sources, access @acronym{SQL} data bases, edit PostScript | 228 edit Delphi sources, access @acronym{SQL} data bases, edit PostScript |
211 files and context diffs, access LDAP and other directory servers, edit | 229 files and context diffs, access @acronym{LDAP} and other directory |
212 TODO files conveniently. Emacs doesn't need all that crud. | 230 servers, edit @file{TODO} files conveniently, or mix shell commands and |
231 Lisp functions with Eshell. Emacs doesn't need all that crud. | |
213 | 232 |
214 @item | 233 @item |
215 To keep up with decreasing computer memory capacity and disk space, many | 234 To keep up with decreasing computer memory capacity and disk space, many |
216 other functions and files have been eliminated in Emacs 20. There's no | 235 other functions and files have been eliminated in Emacs 20. There's no |
217 need to mention them all here. If you try to use one of them, you'll | 236 need to mention them all here. If you try to use one of them, you'll |