There’s a nice screencast on the Github website, and I also found this one: This lead me to re-read a lot of documentation, which is quite good because with time we tend to rely on automated commands, sometimes without knowing how they are implemented.Įverything started with my looking at the overtone project (following a post mirrored on Planet Clojure).Now, there are tons of gadgets that I don’t use, and it doesn’t work well when it runs in a terminal, and the Emacs that ships with Apple Macbook is version 22.1!).
#Aquamacs ido mac
Aquamacs provides a rich set of facilities for people living with a Mac (key bindings, fullscreen support, etc.) and I have downloaded several versions from the developmental branch without any difficulties.lisp.d directory, and almost half of them are outdated. However, with time I have accumulated a large collection of. OS X has no package manager, at least no one that I use like, e.g., Homebrew - anyway, I like compiling everything from scratch so that I know where things go to be installed. I wanted to rewrite a cleaner configuration file and use the ELPA package manager.
The build process is able to sign releases and notarize themwith Apple.Īdded more automation to the process of building disk images for releases.įixed crashes involving cursorRects and toolbar updates (probably).I have been using Aquamacs for over 5 or 6 years now, but I recently decided to go back to a simpler version of Emacs, namely the latest build of Emacs for OS X. In AUCTeX and Org, look good on Retina displays. The effect of this is to make image display, especially LaTeX previews PR #208: (thanks to Michael Braun) Make display-mm- return same values as Emacs-OSX. Reworked some of the NSapp memory management to avoid various crashes
#Aquamacs ido mac os
Ignore the special code for handling keys in the dialog.įixed issue #180: a crash when clicking on the menu bar.įixed issue #185: Add Mac OS permission requests for variousįixed issue #195: Backported fix for Mach port leak from Emacs (bug 38618)įixed issue #182: Aquamacs won't build on Catalinaįixed issue #194: cmd-meta-h hides non-emacs framesįixed issue #178: Crash when deallocating imageįixed issue #166: Updated ELPA package GPG keyringįixed issue #205: Updated gnutls configuration defaultsįixed issue #169: Update AUCTeX to current version 12.3, with Aquamacs patchesįixed issue #158: Don't offer to save scratch if there is no filename Remove the problem code, so Aquamacs is temporarily patched to (For developers) The build system is more configurable for some
#Aquamacs ido Patch
Look in the aquamacs/build directory to find the scripts that do the work.Īpplied patch to correctly list colors on the Macīuild with libxml2 since it is bundled with Xcodeīuild is compatible back to 10.11 (El Capitan) Usually, Mac OS seems to build an index for it that works later.įor anyone interested in hacking on Aquamacs or building it themselves, the build system has been refactored somewhat to make it easier to build for personal use. Note that the help system may not work properly at first. There are changes needed to the core Emacs code for it to work on Apple Silicon, so native support will come with a future version (more on that below). It runs fine on Apple Silicon (M1) system with Rosetta. This version also includes native support for libxml2 as well as JPEG and SVG images.Īquamacs 3.6 is compiled to run on any Mac OS version from El Capitan (10.11) forward, although it is compiled only for the x86 architecture. Several of the bundled Emacs Lisp packages have been updated to more recent versions, most notably AUCTeX.
The Aquamacs app is now fully signed and notarized by Apple. Aquamacs now prompts for needed permissions. This release has fixes for many of the reported crashes and other bugs.
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