Personally, I'm not leaving tmux for multi-term for the time being, but I think that I'll be using both and leveraging the ability to use the terminal in *macs to see what good can come of it. Granted, it needs some configuration to work well with multiple windows (i.e., panes within a frame), but I've found that winner-mode and windmove might mitigate this.Īlso, I found a blog post here which might help start off with multi-term (but haven't read too much of it yet).
A caveat for tmux in *macs, though: I did notice that sometimes I could see tmux rendering things slowly because I could see the point cascading across the screen after some commands, which was mildly annoying.Īdditionally, I've tried out Melioratus's suggestion for using the multi-term package and have found that it works pretty well.
Apparently $TERM was set to eterm-color, thus causing the problem with tmux. Until 2019, it was maintained by David Reitter, is currently maintained by Win Treese, developers have contributed to its success.So, I solved this particular issue in both vanilla Emacs and Aquamacs by running TERM=screen-256color before running tmux. aquamacs/build/BUILD-AQUAMACS.txt Contributing to Aquamacsĭiscussion about Aquamacs development takes place on the email list or in issues filed at. Modes for certain programming languages than what comes with GNU Emacs.ĭevelopment on Aquamacs contributes back to GNU Emacs where appropriate.Īquamacs Emacs is licensed under the GNU General Public License, v3.ĭiscussion of Aquamacs takes place on the email list Building Aquamacsįor more details about building Aquamacs, see. Many programming languagesĪre supported, and sometimes Aquamacs provides, by default, other major Or statistical programs in R using ESS-Mode.
So that users can, for example, start editing LaTeX documents with AUCTeX A number of extensions to GNU Emacs are contained that would be expected of any Mac program: theyre small details that make your life easier. It also makes it easy to switch between different programs on the Mac.įurther, Aquamacs comes with many packages pre-installed and configured Aquamacs offers a dedicated manual plus the good old Emacs manual directly via Apple Help environment - you can search both of them quickly with Spotlight and read the documentation comfortably. This project is Aquamacs Emacs, a modified distribution of Emacs for Mac OS X.Īquamacs tracks GNU Emacs, merging from the latest release branch.Īquamacs is designed to make it easy for users to get started with Emacs.
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