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Hi, William and Fabian, |
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At Sat, 26 Jan 2013 18:41:16 +0100, |
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Fabian Groffen wrote: |
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> Hi William, |
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> On 24-01-2013 17:11:41 -0500, William Morris wrote: |
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> > I have Emacs installed in a Gentoo Prefix installation on OS-X |
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> > (10.8.2). Emacs works when started in a terminal (-nw). However, |
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> > when started without options, although it creates a window and |
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> > seems to work, it does not receive input from the keyboard - input |
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> > goes to the shell that started emacs. Mouse input seems ok, but the |
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> > application menu that runs along the top of the screen (separate |
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> > from the emacs window) still says "Terminal". |
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> This is odd. Although it won't change much to the problem, you best |
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> file a bug for this in our bugzilla (bugs.gentoo.org) under Gentoo/Alt, |
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> Prefix support. |
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Though it seems odd, it hasn't bothered me much, since there is an easy |
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workaround. You have Emacs-24.app in ${EPREFIX}/Application/Gentoo if |
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USE=aqua. You have to copy it into ~/Applications (or /Applications |
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etc. if you prefer). Then, you can invoke it via open command. |
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$ cp -a ${EPREFIX}/Applications/Gentoo/Emacs-24.app ~/Applications/Emacs.app |
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$ open -a Emacs |
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This is how I use emacs on OS X for years. |
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MATSUI Tetsushi |