Open flaxton opened 1 month ago
That is really odd. If it let you select the app in Preferences, it should launch the exact app you specified. Can you point me to where your Emacs.app is downloaded from so I can test it out?
I used Emacs Plus on Home Brew:
You need to add the tap first:
brew tap d12frosted/emacs-plus
Then install Emacs Plus:
brew install emacs-plus@30
Here's the Github page for it:
https://github.com/d12frosted/homebrew-emacs-plus
I'm using Emacs 30.0.60 (9.0)
OK, partially fixed but now a different behavior.
I edited the Ubuntu VM in Parallels - Settings > Options > Applications
Unchecked "Share Linux applications with Mac"
Now when I cmd-click on a bunch I added myself, it opens it in Emacs for editing.
But the Example.bunch runs when I cmd-click on it, instead of opening Emacs.
Weird.
That doesn't make sense, the example Bunch is treated (and is) exactly the same as your custom Bunches. Will have to look into that.
On 21 Oct 2024, at 9:46, Fred Laxton wrote:
OK, partially fixed but now a different behavior.
I edited the Ubuntu VM in Parallels - Settings > Options > Applications
Unchecked "Share Linux applications with Mac"
Now when I cmd-click on a bunch I added myself, it opens it in Emacs for editing.
But the Example.bunch runs when I cmd-click on it, instead of opening Emacs.
Weird.
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Just installed Bunch, and it recommended I edit the Example.bunch file, so I set /Applications/Emacs.app as the editor and tried it, by holding down command (⌘) and clicking on "Example - Edit First!"
Instead of launching Emacs.app, which I use frequently (also the command line version), it opened Parallels Desktop and launched my Ubuntu Linux virtual machine.
No idea why. Very strange.
And no, it doesn't launch Emacs on the Ubuntu virtual machine.
If I launch Emacs.app from the /Applications folder (where I added it to Bunch preferences) using Finder, or Alfred, it launches Emacs normally. Like I said, I use it frequently.