Need a small, fast light weight non-modal editor and nano is not it (sorry, but its weird) Jasspa MicroEmacs works great -- used it for a long time -- can compile in the editor and jump straight to the problem, no long key sequences like VIM (which is also a great editor) -- blah praise for Jasspa :) Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3.
Created attachment 14027 [details] My attempt at an ebuild -- works on my machine :)
Hi, sorry about the delay. I emerged your ebuild and it works fine. However, I changed your ebuild a little (not major problems). * Changed filename from jasspa-0212.ebuild to jasspa-microemacs-20021205.ebuild ``jasspa'' itself doesn't tell us that it is emacs-like editor, so I added -microemacs. Also, I expanded snapshot date to clarify this version reflects release date. * Put every sources together into one versioned tarball and placed it on mirror://gentoo/ . This is because the sources on the main site is not versioned and we will not add new sources if the upstream release new version. * Removed ``&'' from /usr/bin/me script. If there is ``&'' we cannot use -nw option for me (we can do it with me32, but I suppose we better make /usr/bin/me script handle -nw option) * Embedded site load path at compile time rather than using /etc/env.d/99jasspa file. I've just added your ebuild to the CVS tree. Thanks for the contribution.
