Aquamacs Emacs is an Emacs made for Mac OS X, integrating well with the
platform's conventions. It is based on up-to-date development versions
of GNU Emacs 22.
The new version 0.9.9d is a feature release with a few interesting
goodies. Most notably, it integrates better with the Mac in quite a few
ways, and Lisp programmers will see that SLIME now comes with Aquamacs.
Users with non-English keyboard layouts will see an important bug
fixed. The details can be found below.
Download:
http://aquamacs.org/download.shtml
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2006-06-27 Version 0.9.9d
* Frames (windows) now have a little icon in the title bar for
the
selected buffer, and you can drag&drop this to other
applications.
Patch by Mitsuharu Yamamoto
* Clicking the Dock icon of Aquamacs will now bring up a
minimized
frame, if there is no other frame to be shown - just like in
any
OS X application.
Suggested by Frank Atanassow
* Fonts can now be selected comfortably with the OS X standard
font selector, accessible via "Options -> Show Fonts".
Remember - to make a setting stick, use the "Frame Appearance
Styles". Set the new style either for the given major mode, or
as
a default.
Patch by Mitsuharu Yamamoto
* C-n and C-p are now mapped to `next-line' / `previous-line'
again, so they may be used to jump full lines (as defined by
carriage returns) - even if the lines are wrapped around. The
arrow keys move the cursor visually as before.
Suggested by Tom van Vleck
* Apple-` now cycles through all the frames, not just the
topmost two.
Reported by William Henney
* Apple-: now spell-checks the buffer, provided ispell is
installed.
Suggested by Jean-Christophe Helary
* Apple-Shift-S will now bring up a file selector rather than
prompting for a file name in the minibuffer. If you prefer the
Emacs-style prompt, you should use the Emacs-style key binding:
C-x C-w.
Suggested by Jean-Christophe Helary
* Emulate-Mac-Keyboard-Mode: improved support for French
keyboard
layouts
* ESS 5.3.0 included
* SLIME - the Superior Lisp Interaction Mode is now available
with
Aquamacs. It's pre-configured for you. Use `lisp-mode' for your
Lisp editing, and run M-x slime to start a lisp inferior
process. You may need to set the variable
`inferior-lisp-program'
via customization or in your Preferences.el as follows:
(setq inferior-lisp-program "path to lisp")
* C++ Mode is used automatically for .cp files.
* Keyboard bug-fix: certain keys could not be successfully
input
on certain keyboard layouts, most notably the key combination
C-c ` as used in LaTeX mode (AUCTeX) was not available on
German
keyboards.
Patch by Taiichi Hashimoto
* Ispell/LaTeX bug-fix: ispell will now ignore TeX commands in
such buffers.
Patch by Bill Rising
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I've been using Aquamacs for some weeks and love it.
Just install SBCL and using Aquamacs+SLIME gives to the mac a great IDE
for developing Lisp applications.