Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 4th Jun 2007 16:41 UTC, submitted by Witold Wasilewski
On June 2nd 2007, a new version of GNU Emacs has been released. Emacs version 22 includes GTK+ toolkit support, enhanced mouse support, a new keyboard macro system, improved Unicode support, drag-and-drop operation on X, as well as many new modes and packages including a graphical user interface to GDB, Python mode, the mathematical tool Calc, the remote file editing system Tramp, and more.
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RE: Emacs + Mac OS X = Aquamacs
by wahgnube on Tue 5th Jun 2007 02:06
in reply to "Emacs + Mac OS X = Aquamacs"
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If you use Macintosh, and you are a fax on Emacs, then check out the binaries for Aquamacs. It is Emacs with a whole lot of Macintosh GUI thrown in.
Or one could just build Emacs with --enable-carbon-app!
I've been using Emacs pre-22 on Mac OS X for a long for a long time now, and compiled Emacs 22.1 yesterday. It behaves great, and looks great too!
http://emphaticallystatic.org/blogimages/emacs-22.1-blog.png
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http://aquamacs.org/
If you use Macintosh, and you are a fax on Emacs, then check out the binaries for Aquamacs. It is Emacs with a whole lot of Macintosh GUI thrown in. To quote its website:
"Aquamacs is an Aqua-native build of the powerful Emacs text editor. By "Aqua-native," we mean more than just the fact that this version of Emacs runs as a standard OS X application. Aquamacs features extensive customization: it will feel and behave mostly like an Aqua program - while still being a real GNU Emacs with all the ergonomy and extensibility you've come to expect from this world-class editor."