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IIRC a couple of decades ago XEmacs used the new and fancy Athena widget set (Xt), whereas Gnu emacs used, uh(?), raw Xlib. Though I think XEmacs is mostly dea
by jabl 10y ago
IIRC a couple of decades ago XEmacs used the new and fancy Athena widget set (Xt), whereas Gnu emacs used, uh(?), raw Xlib.
Though I think XEmacs is mostly dead nowadays..
- pjmlp 10y agoI would need to search for it. Around 10 years ago is when I moved back into Windows on my main computer, so eventually I settled on using whatever Emacs version is installed, if any, when accessing GNU/Linux environments. Another aspect was I think only XEmacs had nice menus and toolbar, until eventually Emacs added them.