Limited mac-roman support was alsoĪdded (again sans recognition). Also relating to UTF-8, contents of files using thisĬoding can now be displayed (though not auto-recognized add extensions It does NOT mean UTF-8 filenames are displayed correctly in This means menu items,Ĭolor and color list names, and a few other things will now display Minor bug fixes and stability improvements.Īll internal string handling changed to UTF-8. Bundle whitespace package.īundled ispell on OS X. Window size now displayed on resizesĬorrect clipped rendering for synthetic italics. Release History VersionĬorrect rendering for wide characters during cursor movement. Patches and/or other contributions are very welcome. dmg due to a checksum error please let me know if you encounter this
Have Puma or Jaguar (10.1 or 10.2 Puma users, you may be unable to open the Versions), use "Emacs_MacOSX_Panther_or_Tiger.dmg". If you have Panther or Tiger (10.3 or 10.4 the more recent Get it from the SourceForge file download There, and you may need to recompile yourself. It should work on Jaguar and Panther but testing is not very extensive OK for hours / tens of buffers), and stable on some GNUstep installations It is very stable on OS X Panther, largely stable on OS X Tiger (usually See the Emacs.app project to get involved. Released) once the 20.7-based version is fully stabilized. Unicode-internal counterpart version of the next version that will be So there are plans to update this port to version 23 (the The UI is nicer though and furthermore some Lisp packages have started Emacs 21 added mostly UI features, not core editing functionality. The port is based on GNU Emacs 20.7, which is one behind the latest released Via GNUstep, it provides anti-aliased font rendering on Linux and other Unix
Standard Font, Color, and File open/save panels, and support for Services. This port offers superior platform support for MacOS X and GNUstep, includingįull desktop integration (dock, drag/drop, etc.), standard keybindings, use of GNU Emacs is due to Richard Stallman and company. Primarily responsible for the port (in chronological order) were:Ĭhristophe de Dinechin (Mac OS X) Adrian Robert (GNUstep) This is GNU Emacs ported to OS X and GNUstep,īased on the earlier Rhapsody, OpenStep, and NeXTstep versions.
On a slower machine (400 MHz) you may also want to consider Emacs on Aqua. However, if you are running OS X 10.1 (Puma) or 10.2 (Jaguar), you cannot use it. Version 9.0-pre3 or later of that project includes a binary, and functionality is better than Emacs on Aqua. This project is superseded by Emacs.app, which is based on a
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