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| ==== Windows installation ==== | ==== Windows installation ==== |
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| <note warning>When installing emacs, you will need an account that can get **//elevated// (i.e. //administrator//) permissions** | <note warning>When installing emacs, you will need an account that can get **//elevated// (i.e. //administrator//) permissions** |
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| \\ At LSCE, use the ''[[https://wiki.lsce.ipsl.fr/pmip3/doku.php/other:win10config#the_available_accounts|.\admin]]'' account</note> | \\ On a computer configured at LSCE, use your ''[[https://wiki.lsce.ipsl.fr/pmip3/doku.php/other:win10config#the_available_accounts|.\admin]]'' account</note> |
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| * Use [[other:win10apps#installing_applications_with_winget|winget]] to install ''emacs'' for Windows: | * Use ''winget'' to install ''emacs'' for Windows (optional [[other:win10apps#installing_applications_with_winget|winget]] details, for people who want to learn more): |
| * Just type the folllowing, in a windows ''cmd'', ''PowerShell'' or ''Terminal'' **with //elevated// (i.e. //administrator//) permissions**:\\ ''%%winget install --id GNU.Emacs%%'' | * Just type the folllowing, in a windows ''cmd'', ''PowerShell'' or ''Terminal'' |
| * IF the automated installation with ''winget'' does not work, download the most recent Windows installer from a gnu ftp mirror | * ''%%winget install --id GNU.Emacs%%'' |
| | * if your Windows terminal does not have //elevated// (i.e. //administrator//) permissions, a pop-up window will open and ask for confirmation |
| | * IF the automated installation with ''winget'' does not work, download the most recent Windows installer from a gnu //ftp// mirror |
| * Go to [[https://ftpmirror.gnu.org/emacs/|gnu emacs ftp mirror]] | * Go to [[https://ftpmirror.gnu.org/emacs/|gnu emacs ftp mirror]] |
| * Go to the most recent ''windows/emacs-XX/'' folder (e.g. ''windows/emacs-29/'') | * Go to the most recent ''windows/emacs-XX/'' folder (e.g. ''windows/emacs-29/'') |
| * Download the most recent ''emacs-XX.YY-installer.exe'' file (e.g. ''emacs-29.1_2-installer.exe'') and execute it | * Download the most recent ''emacs-XX.YY-installer.exe'' file (e.g. ''emacs-29.1_2-installer.exe'') and execute it |
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| | * If everything went well, you should have a new ''Start''=>''Emacs-XX'' menu that you can use to start ''emacs'' |
| | * If that's not the case, ask JYP and remind him to finish this section FIXME |
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| * You can work with the default ''emacs'' settings, but it is highly recommended to start with a nice existing emacs configuration file (if available) | * You can work with the default ''emacs'' settings, but it is highly recommended to start with a nice existing emacs configuration file (if available) |
| === Recommended EXTRA binaries for Windows === | === Recommended EXTRA binaries for Windows === |
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| * **If** you need to **work with remote files**, ''emacs'' can automatically transfer files from your computer and remote servers, if configured properly\\ <wrap hi>**Extremely** useful</wrap> | * **If** you need to **work with remote files**, ''emacs'' can automatically transfer files between your local computer and remote servers, if configured properly\\ <wrap hi>**Extremely** useful</wrap> |
| * [[https://wiki.lsce.ipsl.fr/pmip3/doku.php/other:putty_conf|Install PuTTY]], and configure a PuTTY //profile// for the desired //host **and** user// combination, so that emacs can use the [[https://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/0.78/htmldoc/Chapter7.html#plink|PuTTY plink]] command to connect to remote servers (and transfer files) | * [[https://wiki.lsce.ipsl.fr/pmip3/doku.php/other:putty_conf|Install PuTTY]], and configure a PuTTY //profile// for the desired //host **and** user// combination, so that emacs can use the [[https://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/0.78/htmldoc/Chapter7.html#plink|PuTTY plink]] command to connect to remote servers (and transfer files) |
| * Do not use //space// characters in the predefined PuTTY profile name! | * **Do not use //space// characters in the predefined PuTTY profile name**! |
| * ''mylogin_server'' (e.g. ''jyp_ssh1'') is OK | * ''mylogin_server'' (e.g. ''me_ssh1'') is OK |
| * but ''mylogin server'' will **not** work | * but ''mylogin server'' will **not** work |
| * Use the [[https://www.gnu.org/software/tramp/#Inline-methods|plinkx]] //method// when opening a remote file with emacs: ''/plinkx:mylogin_server:/path/to/file'' | * Use the [[https://www.gnu.org/software/tramp/#Inline-methods|plinkx]] //method// when opening a remote file with emacs: ''/plinkx:mylogin_server:/path/to/file'' |
| * Use **exactly** the same profile name as an existing PuTTY profile! | * Use **exactly the same profile name** as an existing PuTTY profile! |
| * More details in FIXME | * More details in FIXME |
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| ==== Windows launch ==== | ==== Windows launch ==== |
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| * ''Start'' => ''E'' => ''Emacs'' | * ''Start'' => ''E'' => ''Emacs-XX.Y'' => ''Emacs'' |
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| ==== Mac launch ==== | ==== Mac launch ==== |
| * Edit the file (with ''emacs'' or another editor) and search //Microsoft// to (un)comment MS Windows specific sections of the configuration file | * Edit the file (with ''emacs'' or another editor) and search //Microsoft// to (un)comment MS Windows specific sections of the configuration file |
| * (re)start ''emacs'' to take this configuration file into account | * (re)start ''emacs'' to take this configuration file into account |
| | * If ''emacs'' displays the following error message, just create the ''server'' directory (''c:/Users/your_login/AppData/Roaming/.emacs.d/server'') by hand and restart ''emacs''\\ <code>Warning (initialization): An error occurred while loading ‘c:/Users/your_login/AppData/Roaming/.emacs’: |
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| | File is missing: Opening output file, No such file or directory, c:/Users/your_login/AppData/Roaming/.emacs.d/server/server</code> |
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| * Keyboard shortcuts defined by the example configuration file | * **Keyboard shortcuts** defined by the example configuration file |
| * ''C-x C-g'': go to a specific line | * ''C-x C-g'': go to a specific line |
| * ''Shift Left_Arrow'' and ''Shift Right_Arrow'': go to the beginning/end of a line\\ Same behavior as ''C-a'' and ''C-e'', and the ''Home'' and ''End'' keyboard keys | * ''Shift Left_Arrow'' and ''Shift Right_Arrow'': go to the beginning/end of a line\\ Same behavior as ''C-a'' and ''C-e'', and the ''Home'' and ''End'' keyboard keys |
