3 ms·
It doesn't seem to work properly. It doesn't pick up my .bashrc, it doesn't have colors, etc.
by ripter 12y ago
It doesn't seem to work properly. It doesn't pick up my .bashrc, it doesn't have colors, etc.
- pivo 12y agoWhere did you find a GUI Emacs that doesn't have colors? I use http://emacsforosx.com http://emacsforosx.com. To set a color theme: M-x customize-themes. You might want/need to install more themes, you can do that with the package manager (M-x package-list-packages) If you want your ~/.profile to be sourced, a quick fix is to open the GUI app from the command line. Apps launched by finder don't source your profile.
- ripter 12y agomy emacs does have colors. It's M-x shell that doesn't have colors. And this goes to the point of why emacs users like myself use iTerm. Because it works. The only thing I had to setup in iTerm was my color scheme. And even that wasn't required! (iTerm is launched by finder and finds my profile just fine.)