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But please do follow up, not only to solve your problem but, if there is a bug, to report it and get it fixed at the source.ДЇWIW, I've filed an Emacs doc bug report about this, asking that the Emacs manual be more clear about the notion of window-point. If it is an Aquamacs but then report it to the Aquamacs maintainers.ДЄs it stands now, your question is too broad for people here to help much. Then, if it is an Emacs problem, report it to Emacs Dev: M-x report-emacs-bug. Narrow it down (e.g., by bisecting your init file recursively, if you cannot repro the problem without the init file).

There might well be an Emacs bug or an Aquamacs bug, but you first have to rule out something else coming from your init file ( ~/.emacs). Other than that, yes, is right in recommending that you narrow this down to something reproducible starting with emacs -Q (no init file). Experiment to see if this isn't what is happening. Reported by Max Arnold.My first guess would be what mentioned: multiple windows for the same buffer, with different window points. Bug fix: Color lists were unavailable on late MacOS versions.Bug fix: a rare condition (when Tabs are not in used) could occur where frames will be unresponsive to user input.(Note that this workaround does not apply to nightly builds because they lack a code signature.) When this happens, go to System Preferences, Security&Privacy, Accessibility, and allow Aquamacs to ``control your computer''. Known bug (MacOS Mojave): menus may require a double click to open with the mouse.ESS has been updated to version 18.10.2.This version also bundles the binary shared library for the libxml2 library (version 2.9.9).

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In order to provide compatibility with gnutls, the oldest supported version of Mac OS X is now El Capitan (10.11).

(If you care: The background of this is that Emacs is switching to Bzr, but my downstream project, Aquamacs, and a bunch of Emacs devs want to use git themselves, so Im trying to find someone who can do this.) Thanks in. From WhizzyTeXs src subdirectory copy whizzytex.sty to.

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It strikes me that patches / merge bundles would be cleaner way to do this. To do this, open Aquamacs, and select Install Command Line Tool from the. License information for these libraries is included the manual. Also, Im not sure if that would preserve revids. Code for building the libraries contributed by Win Treese. This was done becauseД®macs has removed support for using the openssl command line tool shipped with Mac OS X.

Only the shared library and its library dependencies are included. The version in this distribution is 3.6.8.

Aquamacs is now compiled and distributed with a copy of the gnutls library to enable secure web connections.

Fixed a compatibility issue with macOS Mojave.

Please consider making a donation to help support development. Note: While the software is classified as free, it is actually donationware.

See section 1.3 of the Texmaker user manual. You can even use Aquamacs to read news and e-mail, just like any Emacs. Before you use spell-checking in Texmaker, you might need to install a dictionary. These modes have extra functions for the languages, including excellent syntax highlighting. Aquamacs comes with a range of modes for various markup and programming languages: HTML, C/C++, Java, Python, Perl, AppleScript, Tcl, XML, R (S).

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Aquamacs tames the Emacs tiger: you get standard Apple shortcuts (in addition to the Emacs ones), nice fonts, tabs or one file per window, international input methods, Apple Help manuals and more. Aquamacs lets you write text from LaTeX manuscripts to to-do lists, from C to Cobol, Java, Python, Shell-script, Lisp, everything! Aquamacs looks and behaves like other Mac programs - even though it's still the powerful GNU Emacs with all the extensibility that millions have come to appreciate.Д®macs is a text editor of legendary power and configurability, but it also has a complex user interface that is very, very different from the familiar Mac way of doing things. Aquamacs is the Emacs editor that Mac users love.

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