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I gave an informal talk on my Mac based “workflow” at Stanford on Friday. I talked a lot about Aquamacs as a tool for editing LaTeX (I use MacTeX) and for working with R (thanks auctex and ess, respectively). Skim also got a mention; I emphasized TeX-PDF synchronization.
Some of the students were asking for my Aquamacs customizations. Here is the current version of
~/Library/Preferences/Aquamacs Emacs/customizations.el
from my laptop machine. There are some definitions that are specific to my machine, but otherwise it is reasonably straightforward.
I’d appreciate any discussion on this —things I’m missing, things I’m doing in a very old fashioned way etc.
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