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Can still go better...

Can still go better...

Posted Nov 2, 2006 22:16 UTC (Thu) by captrb (guest, #2291)
In reply to: Can still go better... by phgrenet
Parent article: Pre-testing Emacs 22

I also use Eclipse a great deal, but I *must* use emacs for serious source editing. I hit F5 (refresh files) a thousand times a day. There was a plugin that connected Emacs to Eclipse using beanshell and JDE, but it is not compatible with the latest Eclipse.

About the fonts, I started using JMK fonts in Emacs and though they are not anti-aliased, they did improve the appearance considerably.

alias emacs='emacs-snapshot-gtk -fn -jmk-neep-medium-r-normal-*-*-140-*-*-c-*-iso8859-15 -bg white -fg black'

p.s. i always edit my .emacs using VIM :-)


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Can still go better...

Posted Nov 3, 2006 5:07 UTC (Fri) by RelentlessWeevilHowl (guest, #5682) [Link]

> About the fonts, I started using JMK fonts in Emacs and though they are not
> anti-aliased, they did improve the appearance considerably.

Note that Debian's xfonts-jmk package includes ISO-10646-1 variants for 6x13, 8x15 and 10x20. This was done by glomming the similarly sized ISO-10646-1 "misc" fonts onto the original definitions. (The changelog also mentions some other tweaks.)


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