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Easy Cross Platform Installation? #1927

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serapath opened this issue Jun 10, 2015 · 5 comments
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Easy Cross Platform Installation? #1927

serapath opened this issue Jun 10, 2015 · 5 comments

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@serapath
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For slap-editor, i just need to type

  • $> npm install -g slap
    on any operating system and then open the slap editor by typing e.g.
  • $> slap .
    in my terminal.

Compared to that, Spacemacs seems to be quite complex to set up (see here). For a first time user, who transitions from an IDE like Visual Studio or Eclipse or even an editor like sublime text2, it looks pretty scary.

@tuhdo
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tuhdo commented Jun 10, 2015

By most OSes, do you mean Windows as well?

@serapath
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That would be pretty cool. And even though i didn't try, it might work in windows.
If not immediately, then maybe after the installation of git-scm on windows which can transform your cmd into something more "unixy"

@syl20bnr
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I don't know if it is complex, in a nutshell it is two commands:

  • unzip or install emacs binaries distribution from the OS package manager
  • clone spacemacs

@louy2
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louy2 commented Jun 12, 2015

I am using Spacemacs on Windows as my primary editor for some time. It's the same set and go.

Don't get spoiled by the package managers. For me they are conveniences, not replacement for good old manual copy paste.

@TheBB
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TheBB commented Jan 26, 2016

At the moment it's probably not feasible to provide a simpler way of installation.

I'm closing this issue due to age. Please open a new one if you want to start a fresh discussion.

@TheBB TheBB closed this as completed Jan 26, 2016
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