In XMonad, when I start Emacs23, the minibuffer is very big:
To correct it to use just one line, you must split the window vertically with another window:
Then, when you make Emacs full screen again, the minibuffer will use only one line.
In XMonad, when I start Emacs23, the minibuffer is very big:
To correct it to use just one line, you must split the window vertically with another window:
Then, when you make Emacs full screen again, the minibuffer will use only one line.
when is a very nice perl program to keep track of appointments. I wanted to use more than one file as the input of when, so I made this make script:
#!/usr/bin/make -f
calendar = $(HOME)/.when/calendar
.PHONY: all
all: $(calendar)
when –nopaging
$(calendar): $(wildcard $(HOME)/.when/calendars/*.when)
cat $^ > $@
http://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/make.html#Match_002dAnything-Rules