Re: How can I remove the functions I do not want

[Pascal J. Bourguignon]

刘道士 <taoistleu@163.com> writes:

> As a platform based on text editing,  Emacs sometimes seems to
> provide too many functions and modules I do not need or like. Given
> my personal taste, how can I remove or uninstall the prepackaged
> functions I do not want?

If you want to uninstall packages, one easy way is to use the package
management system of your distribution.

Once you decide you don't need elscreen, you could, on a Gentoo
distribution, type: 

       sudo emerge -C elscreen


But emacs only loads what you tell it to load (or what the
distribution has configured to be loaded automatically).  In either
case, you can prevent emacs to load these, by giving it the following
options:

    emacs --no-init-file   # don't load you ~/.emacs, only the system wide 
initialization
    emacs --no-site-file   # don't load the system wide initialization, only 
your ~/.emacs
    emacs --quick          # don't load anything.


With:

    emacs --quick

you really only get the basic text editing features of emacs and
nothing else.


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__Pascal Bourguignon__                     http://www.informatimago.com/