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XEmacs is pretty useless as-is. It is just an engine.
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You need to install modules to provide your users full functionality.
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There is two methods to achieve this :
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1 - install the xemacs21-sumo package. It contains all the
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modules currently supported by the XEmacs team.
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It's fast, easy and your users won't ever bother you again about this.
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On the other hand the package is quite huge.
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2 - you have to install by hand every XEmacs' modules as described
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in the XEmacs documentation. (Search for "packages" in the info tree.)
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There are a lot of interdependencies between XEmacs' modules
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and you may end up with everything installed just as method 1 would
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have (without the hassle).
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Note: XEmacs modules are named "packages" by the XEmacs team, the term
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"module" is used here just to limit possible confusion with
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OpenBSD packages.
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