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linkapps is not supported any more; Error: Unknown command: linkapps #10578
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Sounds like you should ask this up at d12frosted/emacs-plus |
I can do that as well but if using this command is recommended here, there should be some update or information how to fix it (work around) or it should be removed. |
This is a Homebrew issue not a Spacemacs one. If Homebrew has removed the |
Yes,I also meet this problem when i open emacs in iterm 2,i meet the problem |
(I am installing fresh, brand new, updated environment & updates are listed above) |
@siwka |
@xiang578 Can you upgrade your emacs first? I was thinking about something like My application works. It is just not accessible through Applications. |
Thanks you. I don't know how to update the emacs in mac . so,i install the gui version |
I think, per this issue d12frosted/homebrew-emacs-plus#41, the cask install emacs-plus is not yet supported... As a temporary workaround, I am doing this:
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@NerdsvilleCEO I used Without searching for detailed explanation I keep rule, not to use sudo on Mac if not necessary. Installing packages using I think using sudo in linking files should not have any impact, however I did not check code. It is anticipation. This linking is general:
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Alright good to know :) I was just doing a quick hack to get it to work and thought /applications was owned by root, but didn't check, you learn something new every day :D |
“Hacking through a project will get it done, but learning the why and how of a technology gives you information that will have an impact beyond the current situation.” ;-) |
I use |
@xiang578 it is a private package adjusted to private needs. Do you know if they meet yours? |
I just love your Chinese letters! :-) |
I also ran into this issue and had to spend time figuring out why the main install documentation wasn't working for me. I ended up using the following from siwka:
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Brand new install as well... doesn't look like Making a simulink manually does the trick, thanks to all the thave been down the road before
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Also here to confirm that |
This was still an issue for me in July 2018 hopefully the documentation will be cleaned up soon got around by making a symbolic link between files using |
This was deprecated a long time ago in Homebrew/brew/pull/1808 and is obviously broken. |
Looks like this has been resolved in #10677, but hasn't been merged to master yet. |
The documentation here is still directing people to use |
@goughjo02 as noted before, that's the documentation on the |
I'm running into the same problem with a fresh install. |
@fionaguoguolu and did you try it without the |
The As stated by dijonkitchen above #10578 (comment) The master branch hasn't been updated yet, since the instructions were changed. |
Same issue, I was somehow reading old docs. My instructions had me install a pinned version of emacs, and so the solution is slightly modified: ln -s /usr/local/Cellar/emacs-plus\@*/*/Emacs.app/ /Applications/ |
For those on the new ARM macs, homebrew uses a different installation path, this worked for me:
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this is never a Spacesmacs issue. |
Cloned, installed but linked. Any advice?
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