I already do this, even though I rarely use Emacs. Presumably those who work with it every day are far more hampered than me by a five-year-old installation. So

I already do this, even though I rarely use Emacs. Presumably those who work with it every day are far more hampered than me by a five-year-old installation. So my actual (rhetorical) question for Apple is whether there's a point to keeping around a version of Emacs so out of date that anyone using it would install their own copy anyway.