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README.md
SEID - SDF Emacs Interface and Documentation (unoffical)
Installation and use instructions for GNU/Linux and other Unix-like operating systems
- If you have not already, setup secure shell key-based authentication to sdf.org
- If you have not already, install Git
- If you have not already, install Mosh
- Clone the project to your home directory: git clone https://git.sdf.org/scm/seid.git. You could download the project from the website but it would not be as easy to keep it up to date.
- If you have one, make a backup copy of your .emacs file in your home directory: mv $HOME/.emacs $HOME/dotemacs.bak
- Copy the dotemacs file in the seid directory to your home directory: cp $HOME/seid/dotemacs $HOME
- Rename the dotemacs file in the seid directory to .emacs, and move it to your home directory: mv $HOME/seid/dotemacs $HOME/.emacs
- Make sure that the shell files in the seid directory are executable. If they are not: chmod +x $HOME/seid/*.sh
- Run emacs
- Switch to the SDF program buffer that is the program that you want to use. Example, to use the com program, do the following: C-x b (that is Emacs notation for, while holding down the control key, press the x key, release the control key, press the b key), type com, press the enter key. Select other SDF programs, like bboard the same way.