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Subject: Re: emacs: nothing happens when launched
Date: Sun, 22 Jul 2007 14:31:45 +0200
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I haven't run rebaseall (at least not explicitely - I'v never heard about 
this utility), however, I installed libncurses7 and now emacs seems to work 
fine. In fact, I only had libncurses8 installed on my system, not 
libncurses7.
Is it safe to keep both versions without compatibility problems? Anyway, it 
seems strange to me that setup.exe didn't detect a depency between emacs and 
libncurses7 when I selected the emacs package for installation.
regards,
Kevin.

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