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On NetBSD and OpenBSD, using emacs 29.4 I need to use gtk2 version. gtk3 will freeze X for a period of time, rarely forever when I try and use the menus. Hopi
by jmclnx 2y ago
On NetBSD and OpenBSD, using emacs 29.4 I need to use gtk2 version. gtk3 will freeze X for a period of time, rarely forever when I try and use the menus.
Hoping that was fixed with this version :) But my guess the issue lies with gtk3, the NetBSD people had said in some cases gtk3 acts odd.
OpenBSD has the gtk2 compiled package, but on NetBSD I need to compile emacs/gtk2 myself via pkgsrc.
Outside of that all works great and waiting for 30.x to show up in packages. Congratulations.
- bitwize 2y agoThe gtk maintainers ran out of fucks to give for anyone except Linux/Wayland users years ago. Honestly, emacs-lucid is the smoothest most stable experience if you're still on X11.
- 3836293648 2y agoForget smoothness, it's the only one that doesn't have broken input with odd key chords
- jmclnx 2y agoSadly emacs-lucid does not exist in OpenBSD or nor NetBSD. But I expect compiling it myself would not be that difficult.
- cidra 2y agoI hate having to build stuff myself, but I must say that Emacs is pretty easy to compile