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From: hellerst@hellerst.almaden.ibm.com (Joe Hellerstein)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.apps
Subject: Has GNU Emacs been ported to the Mac?
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Date: 20 Jan 91 23:15:05 GMT
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Reply-To: hellerst@ibmarc.uucp (Joe Hellerstein)
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I've seen muEmacs and Jove for the Mac, but I've never seen GNU Emacs, or
any stripped down version thereof.  I'd really like to get a hold of such a
thing, so I can use the same keywords, keymapping files, etc. that I use on 
my workstation, and also because neither Jove nor muEmacs supports basic
things like filename completion.

If such a beast exists, I wonder if it would even be worth trying to run
on my 2.5 meg Mac Plus.  I know emacs is a memory hog in general.  Someone
mentioned a micro GNU Emacs to me -- anybody know more about this?

Thanks in advance.

Joe Hellerstein