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Mac has "Aquamcs" which is mac native emacs with a wierd blending of MacOS key commands and emacs commands. It works better than expected. Its not perfect but
by acomjean 6y ago
Mac has "Aquamcs" which is mac native emacs with a wierd blending of MacOS key commands and emacs commands.
It works better than expected. Its not perfect but maintains the recording/playback of macros I use all the time. The fact that mac shortcuts use "Command" which emacs doesn't use natively helps.
https://aquamacs.org/about.html https://aquamacs.org/about.html
Look forward to trying mousemacs out.
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- sgillen 6y agoThe official Emacs.app also supports using the Command shortcuts while keeping all the normal emacs commands the same. In general I find that the app plays nicely with MacOS and I prefer it over aquamacs since emacs.app is newer (right now version 27 vs 25.) And I think looks nicer once I've removed the menu bars.
- m463 6y agoexcept for cmd-c (apple copy) and cmd-w (emacs copy) but mostly macos works well with emacs because... macos uses the basic emacs navigation and editing keys in all its text widgets. control-a/e beginning/end of line control-p/n previous/next line control-k/y kill to end of line, yank ...