Mitsuharu Yamamoto (Emacs Mac Port / Emacs for Mac OS X)
Mitsuharu Yamamoto is an individual developer best known for maintaining the Emacs Mac Port (also distributed as “Emacs for Mac OS X”), a macOS-oriented build of GNU Emacs that provides macOS-specific integrations and prebuilt binaries. The project focuses on making Emacs feel native on macOS by enabling features such as native fullscreen, better font and input handling, native title bars and menus, and packaging convenient installer builds for macOS users.
The Emacs Mac Port is widely used by macOS Emacs users who want a more polished, macOS-friendly Emacs experience without building from source. Yamamoto publishes builds and maintenance work through the Emacs for Mac OS X site and via a GitHub repository (railwaycat/emacs-mac-port), and historically has acted as the main maintainer/packager for these macOS-oriented Emacs distributions.
The Emacs Mac Port is widely used by macOS Emacs users who want a more polished, macOS-friendly Emacs experience without building from source. Yamamoto publishes builds and maintenance work through the Emacs for Mac OS X site and via a GitHub repository (railwaycat/emacs-mac-port), and historically has acted as the main maintainer/packager for these macOS-oriented Emacs distributions.
Statistics
Total Applications:
1
Total Users:
1
Total Keys:
6,200,597
Total Clicks:
66,603
Total Mouse Scrolls:
0
Total Time Used:
8w3h45m35s
Average Time Per User:
8w3h45m35s
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