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Re: Emacs problems
If the original poster of this question used the Slackware diskset, then two
emacs binaries get created in /usr/bin --emacs-19.xx-with-no-X11 and the other
with X support built in. /usr/bin/emacs is a symlink to one or the other --the
default is to symlink /usr/bin/emacs to the version with X support.
Redirecting the symlink should fix the problem.
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