9 Jul
2010
9 Jul
'10
2:40 p.m.
FWIW I vote NO I keep slime files along with my lisp source and the .emacs file. They are very much separate from the emacs installation. I have used emacs in linux env mostly but recently I have been using it in cygwin env I update cygwin for various reasons and I see emacs getting updated. I can control that if desired, but I see no need to. I don't update slime that often and I am pretty sure that would be more disruptive. Also one is a VERY mature product other is not (that's just reality , not to be taken negatively) I see very little gain and lots of issues -Antony