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bug#10177: [Improvement] Hello! Can split console and frontend ?
From: |
James Chyn |
Subject: |
bug#10177: [Improvement] Hello! Can split console and frontend ? |
Date: |
Thu, 1 Dec 2011 10:12:52 +0800 |
Hello,
I have a suggestion: can emacs released console only and frontend
(if you like, gtk3 for example) only individually?
Reason:
I formerly use vim, and I found that vim is only a console
program, but there is 2 frontend for it: gvim (gtk+) and vim-qt (qt).
I think this is great since the frontend is optimal. If I use vim in
KDE, I just install vim-qt and vim (console), no need to install GTK+
just for an application specifically. However, if I install emacs on
KDE, gtk+ is a must, which is not convinient. In fact, many programs
split their console program and frontend individually, such as
mplayer, vim, etc.
Hope you would consider my suggestion.
James Chyn
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