v0.2
12 Oct 11
I have both Aquamacs and Emacs on my Mac laptop. Aquamacs is a really good adaptation of Emacs to the OSX environment, particularly for "non-geeks".
One aspect of Aquamacs has had me wondering about it over the last few weeks - that of initialisation. If you read the aquamacs manual, it tells that it reads its own customisation and preferences files first and then it reads " .emacs ".
Experimentation tells me that Aquamacs does NOT read the initialisation files contained in " .emacs.d " as per the latest emacs variants. The only problem with this is if you do not know about it. Simply overcome - have your " preferences.el " and your " init.el " files load the things you want them to load.
Done!
later.
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