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Title:          XEmacs 
Version:        19.13 
Entered-date:   95/09/03 
Description:    XEmacs software product.  It is a different version of Emacs
                with better support for X11.  I like it.
Keywords:       emacs, XEmacs, X11, editor 
Author:         Chuck Thompson  <cthomp@cs.uiuc.edu>
                Ben Wing  <wing@netcom.com>
	        And many other contributors...
Maintained-by:  This particualr version was compiled by 
	        aout: William Perry (wmperry@spry.com)   and
	        elf: James LewisMoss (moss@cs.sc.edu)
Primary-site:   cs.uiuc.edu:/pub/xemacs
                xemacs-19.13-i486-unknown-linuxaout-motif.tar.gz  4572649
	        xemacs-19.13-i486-unknown-linuxelf.tar.gz         1238438
                xemacs-19.13-i486-unknown-linuxelf-try2.tar.gz    ~ 1.2 MB
	        xemacs-19.13-common.tar.gz                        9895754 
	        (also included at this sight are precompiled binaries for
	        a number of platforms including hp-ux, bsdi, sco, irix, aix
	        solaris, and sunOS)
Alternate-site: sunsite.unc.edu:/pub/Linux/apps/editors
Platforms:      The ditribution consists of two of three (now four) files.  The common file
                is needed for whatever distribution you use.  It contains
	        platform independent files for XEmacs.  The other three files are
	        for aout and elf platforms. 
		--Here is from the readme for the aout version:
		This directory contains Linux 1.3.x (a.out) executables for XEmacs
		19.13.  These were compiled with Motif 2.0, X11R6, XPM,
		X-Face, -m486 -O optimization, and have all libraries statically 
		linked.
		--Here is from the elf readme:
		This directory contains Linux ELF executables for XEmacs
		19.13.  These were compiled with XPM, X-Face, native sound support, 
		full optimization ("-O2 -m486 -pipe"), and have system libraries
		dynamically linked and all others statically linked.  The dynamically
		linked libraries include libc (v5), libm (v5), libtermcap (v2),
		libncurses (v5) and the X11R6 libs (not including Xpm).  If you do not
		have XFree86 3.1 or above installed on your system, you will not be
		able to run this binary.         
                -- the 'try2' file
                In my thoughtlessness I dynamically linked the binary against
                a library that was not generally available.  This corrects that
                oops.  It is statically compiled with ncurses so you do not need
                the ncurses 'v5' dynamic libs.  Sorry.
Copying-policy: GNU GPL 
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