tmux has made this aspect and my entire terminal experience Of course if I switched toĪ different desktop these tabs would no longer be there, which was rather Several tabs open connected to different servers. Work requires connecting to remote systems via SSH and so I’d often have Being an Emacs ( Aquamacs) user most of my work is done insideĮmacs with little to no need for a separate terminal. Next message: How to configure '~/.bash_profile' and '~/.I recently started using tmux and have found that it has improved my.

There is no worse tyranny than to force a man to pay for what he does not want merely because you think it would be good for him. You can insert those statements that perform or set up something particular for Emacs. The file ~/.emacs_bash is executed when inside any Emacs a(n interactive) shell is started, by this shell instance. Another way is to use ~/.MacOSX/ist, documented in /Developer/Documentation/DocSets/_Reference_/Contents/Resources/Documents/documentation/MacOSX/Conceptual/BPRuntimeConfig/Articles/EnvironmentVars.html or. Or you launch it from a command line (open.

So you need to wrap a shell (script) around the launching of Aquamacs Emacs. The difference of Mac OS X is that it launches processes *without* a shell's aid. Likewise, '.bashrc' executes once per *nix shell, including for Emacs shell buffers. > On *nix and Cygwin-on-NT, GNU Emacs works out of the box with '.bash_profile' and '.bashrc' in the expected way: '.bash_profile' is executed once on the *nix system, and all shells, including Emacs shell buffers, get the variables from that. > However, what is needed is to configure Aquamacs so that '~/.bash_profile' executes once per Aquamacs session, and '~/.bashrc' executes once per Aquamacs shell? Otherwise, for example with a link from '~/.emacs_bash' to '~/.bash_profile', concatenated shell variables (commonly, $PATH) get a lot of redundant values in them. Subject: Re: How to configure '~/.bash_profile' and '~/.bashrc' to work with Aquamacs?Īm um 02:35 schrieb Christopher M.

The changes were: a) Remove the '~/.emacs_bash' symlink I'd created b) Create a '~/.bashrc' file containing an invocation of my alias-setting script c) Invoke '~/.bashrc' from '~/.bash_profile' (leaving exported env vars in ~/'.bash_profile' where they belong).Īquamacs seems to append '/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/texbin' to the path it gets from '~/.bash_profile', but that doesn't seem to be a problem. I made two changes that seem to do the trick (I had earlier done Aquamacs -> Tools -> Install Command Line Tools). Next message: How to configure '~/.bash_profile' and '~/.bashrc' to work with Aquamacs?.Previous message: How to configure '~/.bash_profile' and '~/.bashrc' to work with Aquamacs?.How to configure '~/.bash_profile' and '~/.bashrc' to work with Aquamacs? Christopher M. How to configure '~/.bash_profile' and '~/.bashrc' to work with Aquamacs?

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