Text editing solution that combines the versatile Emacs functions with the ease of use one would expect from any OS X application.. #Emacs editor #EMacs GUI #Aqua GUI #EMacs #GUI #Editor
Based on GNU Emacs, Aquamacs Emacs offers you the possibility to edit text, HTML, or LaTeX documents, but can also deal with code written in different programming languages, such as Java, Ruby, PHP, C++, Perl, R, Python, and more.
On top of the Emacs extensive capabilities, Aquamacs Emacs places a user friendly interface that integrates quickly into your operating system, and provides support for traditional keyboard shortcuts.
The Emacs text editor is both versatile and comprehensive, but dealing with its interface can prove to be rather challenging, even thought it remains the same on all supported operating systems.
Aquamacs Emacs aims at fixing this issue by providing a streamlined GUI: the app’s main window displays the file content, the top toolbar provides easy access to basic document management tools, while the status bar menus help you access more complex functionalities.
On top of the versatile Emacs text processing tools, Aquamacs Emacs offers you the possibility to see each document in a separate window, provides support for using tabs in your document, can work with standard hotkeys, and includes standard OS X menus. Aquamacs Emacs uses Mac standard fonts that are rendered with antialising.
Other adjustments include the fact that selected pieces of text will not be automatically copied to clipboard, that you can send the document directly to the printer, that you get to use metakeys, or that you can spell-check the content.
To conclude, if you want to take advantage of the powerful Emacs text editing capabilities, while taking advantage of all the standard functions you’ve been accustomed to use on Mac OS X, the Aquamacs Emacs is a viable alternative.
What's new in Aquamacs Emacs 3.5:
- Fixed a compatibility issue with macOS Mojave.
- Aquamacs is now compiled and distributed with a copy of the gnutls library to enable secure web connections. The version in this distribution is 3.6.8. Only the shared library and its library dependencies are included. This was done because Emacs has removed support for using the openssl command line tool shipped with Mac OS X. Code for building the libraries contributed by Win Treese. License information for these libraries is included the manual.
- In order to provide compatibility with gnutls, the oldest supported version of Mac OS X is now El Capitan (10.11).
- This version also bundles the binary shared library for the libxml2 library (version 2.9.9).
Aquamacs Emacs 3.5
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- OS X 10.9 or later (Intel only)
- file size:
- 70.5 MB
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- Development
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