Aquamacs ubuntu install#

(This is somewhat limited, because you can't install packages this way, although you might be able to copy over the files from an x86 setup). See if Aquamacs will build and run for individual use on an M1 system, without including gnutls.Look into what's been done for other Emacs distributions on M1.I'm happy to work with anyone who wants to tackle any of it.įor Aquamacs on M1 as a separate distribution: I don't have an M1 system to work with yet.

Here's an outline of the things I know need to be done for having Aquamacs native on M1/Apple Silicon. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you commented. Would it make sense to use rewrite emacs (the existing version), from a fork, and simply add the unique features of Aquamacs?

Aquamacs ubuntu mac#

I'm not sure if this is how Aquamacs works, but I do know Emacs does have a Universal Binary, thus it runs native on x86 and ARM 64 (I just picked up a m1 Mac on New Years day and I'm running it now and it's great).

Aquamacs ubuntu code#

I did ok in my Programming languages course and will have to retake Systems II (c level code is hard!, but the first time around I learned a lot). You are too kind :) I'm relatively new to the Computer science field.

Aquamacs ubuntu full#

> From what I understand, there are some issues with M1 compilation of some of the pieces we need for a full Aquamacs build. The Emacs build process calls for gcc, but Xcode is delivered with a 'gcc' program that is just a wrapper for clang, so that's what actually gets called. > Not a stupid question at all! But it turns out we've been using clang for a long time.

So it took me a while to write this post, I’ve been procrastinating it for far too long, so now I hope I can go back to publishing on a more regular basis.On Jan 4, 2021, 00:39 -0500, Joseph Grigoletti wrote: I tried Aquamacs, Carbon Emacs, etc and finally settled for the package at. I also struggled a bit to get emacs and my configurations working, since I didn’t wanted to stay on emacs 22 which ships by default with OSX.

Another thing I was missing was maximizing windows, for that there is a tool RightZoom that makes them actually maximize. The first thing I missed was a package manager a la APT, the lesson learned is that if you value your sanity you will just uninstall macports and use homebrew.

After a couple of months I can say I’m really used to the new OS, though I still use Ubuntu every now and then, but getting there was not always easy. I’ve also released a new project called filet, which is a DSL to write acceptance tests on top of Test::Unit, with some nice extra features, but that will be subject of a future post.Īlso since I started working at XING they got me a MacBook Pro, so it was a big switch for me since I’ve been using Ubuntu for years. Since moving to Barcelona I’ve been keeping myself very busy contributing to some open source projects as Rubinius, Rinari and lost of elisp stuff and it’s been awesome. Now this is a really good place to work, everything was as we talked, they’ve been very helpful with my relocation and the environment is great, lots of smart people that want to do a good job, so nowadays I’m very happy and enjoying my new city. Fortunately I got an offer to work at XING offices in Barcelona, so I packed my stuff and moved there. It’s been some agitated months lately for me, I quitted working at JustLanded after almost two years there and then went working for some consulting, the experience was not so great, actually it was really bad, the kind of experience that has made me learn to choose very carefully my future career moves and never again believe in marketing people.