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It still happens to me. I don't use org files, so I don't care, but, of course, it should be solved.
Do you have to run in org mode? I just renamed an HTML file to bummer.org, then linked it to bummer.txt. emacs crashes on bummer.org, works on bummer.txt
I tried it on an Ubuntu machine, which doesn't have the problem.
Last edited by RandomTroll; 03-24-2024 at 10:42 PM.
It's not just the no-X11 build, the --with-X build also fails if you run it as emacs -nw /tmp/boom.org
If you simplify the slackbuild to only build the X11 version the problem goes away, so I think it might have something to do with this double-build thing that Pat does.
I'll attach the modified X11 only slackbuild I used for those who need it.
The new emacs this morning works on .org files for me. I noticed because the new emacs links to libgccjit, a library I hadn't installed.
How do you see that ?
When I do a ldd(1) (and objdump) on /usr/bin/emacs-29.3-with-x11, /usr/bin/emacs-29.3-no-x11 and /usr/bin/emacsclient that lib does not show up for me.
I do not use org mode so I have no way to test. Someday I should play with it
I only install stuff I need. I had never installed libgccjit. After this morning's upgrades, emacs wouldn't run, complained that there was no libgccjit. ldd returns a dependency for me.
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Originally Posted by jmccue
I do not use org mode so I have no way to test.
You don't need to use org mode. Just try to open a file with a .org extension (can be any kind of file) or, if you're an emacs expert, switch to org mode.
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