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I tried the prepackaged version : was a pain in the ass (insisted to run in lanscape mode, which is an exruciating pain somewhere on a phone…) then uninstalled it. I’d love to have this on my phone (not for heavy work, but to have some usable text editor to review latex file I happen to have on the phone.). If all is well, you can optionally delete the tar files to save space: $ rm /sdcard/emacs/etc.tar /sdcard/emacs/lisp.tarĮnjoy Emacs in Android! You might consider doing an C-u 0 M-x byte-recompile-directory on /sdcard/emacs/lisp/ (and any other lisp directories) to make sure you’re up to date. Test that emacs starts up OK now (run from wherever you installed the binary): $ ~/emacs If you want, just put it somewhere on your executable path, like you would in any Linux installation.Ĭreate a directory /sdcard/emacs/ (or make it somewhere different, if you’re willing to set environment variables to tell Emacs to look somewhere else).Ĭopy the downloaded files etc.tlzma and lisp.tlzma to /sdcard/emacs/ and /sdcard/emacs/Ĭhange to the /sdcard/emacs/ directory and run the following commands: $ unlzma (though it will fail because it can’t find its etc directory). Launch a shell in Terminal IDE and run the following commands: $ unlzma emacs.lzmaĪt this point, you should already be able to run emacs by typing $. In your Android browser, go to and download the files emacs.lzma, etc.tlzma, and lisp.tlzma, then copy them to your Terminal IDE home directory.
#TERMINATOR EMULATOR GOOGLE PLAY INSTALL#
Install the Terminal IDE app on your Android device. Request: Would anyone be willing to rebundle Emacs in an easily-installable form for Terminal IDE, and make this blog posting obsolete? Installing Emacs for Terminal IDE I usually run Emacs on my tablet with an external Bluetooth keyboard if you want to use a soft keyboard, consider installing the Hacker’s Keyboard, which has all of the modifier keys Emacs expects. Note: Emacs needs a full-featured PC-style keyboard.
#TERMINATOR EMULATOR GOOGLE PLAY MANUAL#
The Emacs binary itself is fine, though, and with a bit of manual work, you can install it to run inside a different terminal application (I use Terminal IDE below). There is a prepackaged Emacs app in the Google Play store, but it does not work as distributed, because it bundles a broken terminal application. Since I mentioned in a review that I’m using Emacs on my Android Nexus 7 tablet, I’ve received several requests for information about how I set it up.
For a first pass at installing Gnu Emacs in Lollipop, see this update.
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Update: these instructions no longer work for Android L (Lollipop).
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