Sorry to see that it didn't work for you, but this hasn't been tested on 10.3, only 10.4. If anyone else notices that it doesn't launch (and/or if you have a crash log) on 10.3, I'll investigate, but 10.3 binary builds of Carbon GNU Emacs abound, so it's not a priority.
I also fixed the href problem a previous poster mentioned. Steve's right, this "Weeb" thing is strange and new. So many fiddly bits...
Too bad posting on that other blog doesn't work at all (and the email link doesn't work either...) So how is this different from the japanese carbonemacs (from home.att.ne.jp/alpha/z123/emacs-mac-e.html though there's a wiki too...)? The japanese aspect is simply that a lot of japanese-language support is enabled, it works fine for plain-english users.
Also, /usr/bin/emacs is kind of garbled under Terminal or xterm, even in 10.4.1 (and yes, it's in Radar already.)
And while I can see the value in supporting 10.3 (the above link has a 10.3 version too), I don't see *any* value in supporting 10.4.0 -- if you haven't hit software update yet, what are you waiting for? The .0 release had a *lot* of problems, 10.4.1 came out pretty quickly for a reason :-)
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Of course, you can also fire up terminal and - due to the fact that tiger comes bundled with emacs - start using emacs from there.
Adam
By Anonymous, at 5:35 AM
Yes, but this one is lickable.
By Patrick, at 10:44 AM
There was a 404 error earlier (woops!) on the download link which I've since fixed.
By Dan Moniz, at 10:54 AM
Plus your mouse can be used to set marks, cut, paste, etc.
I hate going back to using Emacs from Terminal.
By Steve Jenson, at 11:05 AM
Dan, the link to your other blog isn't well formed HTML, its a href= not a href-
By Anonymous, at 8:16 PM
Dan is still getting used to this whole web thing. There were no hyperlinks in .plan files!
By Steve Jenson, at 10:24 AM
Unfortunately that did not work for me (10.3). I click on the Emacs icon, and it simply does not launch.
Anyway --- there is the excellent Aquamacs: http://www.wordtech-software.com/aquamacs.html
Download and be happy!
By Anonymous, at 5:40 AM
Sorry to see that it didn't work for you, but this hasn't been tested on 10.3, only 10.4. If anyone else notices that it doesn't launch (and/or if you have a crash log) on 10.3, I'll investigate, but 10.3 binary builds of Carbon GNU Emacs abound, so it's not a priority.
I also fixed the href problem a previous poster mentioned. Steve's right, this "Weeb" thing is strange and new. So many fiddly bits...
By Dan Moniz, at 4:26 AM
Too bad posting on that other blog doesn't work at all (and the email link doesn't work either...) So how is this different from the japanese carbonemacs (from home.att.ne.jp/alpha/z123/emacs-mac-e.html though there's a wiki too...)? The japanese aspect is simply that a lot of japanese-language support is enabled, it works fine for plain-english users.
Also, /usr/bin/emacs is kind of garbled under Terminal or xterm, even in 10.4.1 (and yes, it's in Radar already.)
And while I can see the value in supporting 10.3 (the above link has a 10.3 version too), I don't see *any* value in supporting 10.4.0 -- if you haven't hit software update yet, what are you waiting for? The .0 release had a *lot* of problems, 10.4.1 came out pretty quickly for a reason :-)
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