>>>>>>>> On Mon, 14 Apr 1997, Karl wrote: Karl> I was thinking about trying to do my first Debian package, of Karl> MIT-Scheme. I've found it to be the best scheme interpretter Karl> out there for a person who is just beginning to learn the Karl> language, since it's the one many of the Scheme textbooks Karl> assume you have. And, I like its interface to the emacsen best. Karl> Karl> <URL:http://www.swiss.ai.mit.edu/scheme-home.html> Karl> Karl> When I went to ftp it, I found that they release a binary kit Karl> that has an installer script. It worked on the first try, and I Karl> was entering Scheme expressions in an editor window less than Karl> 5 minutes after the download! So a package isn't *required* to Karl> run this and get started with it. Karl> Karl> I would be nice to have the info's installed, and a simple Karl> upgrade path. A menu to launch `edwin`, or to `gnuclient Karl> '(run-scheme)'` maybe? Karl> Karl> After thinking about it a while; or trying to; I realize that I Karl> honestly don't know enough about Linux and Debian to be able to Karl> make a package. Back to my reading, folks. :-)
I planed of packaging mit-scheme too. Please decide whether your are going to pkg it and let me know. thks, borik ----------------------------------------------------------- Boris D. Beletsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] System Group [EMAIL PROTECTED] Institute of Computer Science [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hebrew University Jerusalem home: +972 2 6411880
