Felix Natter <[email protected]> wrote: [...] > Would it help to upgrade to GNU Emacs 24.2?
No, it doesn't. The most recent nndraft.el is in the development repositories, the Gnus Git master[1] and the Emacs Bzr trunk[2]. Both have not been released yet. But you can use one of them or both at your own risk. Many changes were made in Gnus since Emacs 24.2 was released. So, please note that you have to install Gnus fully, not replacing nndraft.el only. I think the easiest way is to install Ma Gnus, i.e., that of the Gnus Git master. Sorry for this; I misunderstood that you use a development version of Gnus. To install Ma Gnus is not so hard. Download the repository or a tarball[3] to somewhere and do: ・ cd gnus ・ ./configure [options] Run ``./configure --help'' to see the options if needed. ・ make ・ Add these snippets to your ~/.emacs file: (push "/Directory/Where/Gnus/Is/Installed" load-path) (require 'gnus-load) See lisp/Makefile to know the directory where the elc files will be installed. That will normally be: /usr/local/share/emacs/24.2/site-lisp/gnus ・ su ・ make install > On the other hand, I installed Emacs24 on another machine and it also > reports Gnus version 5.13. The version of Gnus bundled with Emacs is not growing for years in spite of a lot of changes. :< > (GNU Emacs 24.2 is in Debian unstable, that's why I'm afraid of upgrading > to it.) You can simply abandon Ma Gnus by: ・ rm -r site-lisp/gnus ・ remove the (require 'gnus-load) line in the ~/.emacs file. [1] http://git.gnus.org/ ...[3] [2] http://savannah.gnu.org/bzr/?group=emacs [3] You can get a tar archive of the Gnus Git master from: http://www.jpl.org/ftp/pub/tmp/mgnus-0.6-TIMESTAMP.tar.gz _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
