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Emacs (Score:1)
Check out the Mac-Emacs [sourceforge.net] project. You'll find instructions there. But the upshot is that you can pretty much check out GNU Emacs from CVS and compile it, and it'll work beautifully with the Aqua interface. I spend virtually all my time there.
Don't Spielberg it (Score:2)
Enjoy (Score:1)
With Cakewalk, I can finally give something back to Perl for all the hours I've spent looking for stupid syntax errors. :-)
editor (Score:2)
http://barebones.com/
That editor is the primary reason I use the mac, and the reason
I had my employer buy me a mac for work (they get their money's
worth in terms of my increased productivity).
It even has an emacs compatibility mode to help folks like you :)
I haven't used that mode myself, but I believe it just tweaks the
key commands around to be more emacs like, and offers an option
to show a 'status' line in each window (which I've also not used,
but I'