Jim Myhrberg

Actually, it seems harfbuzz and cairo support has been removed from emacs-plus as it turns out they yield no advantage over macOS's own CoreText renderer, which is why upstream emacs...

Yeah, indeed. I've never tried using ligatures myself. I'll give it a go this weekend and see what I can find :)

@schellj Neat, I never got around to testing it myself. But I'm gonna try and get a number of outstanding things resolved over the next few weeks, so I'm gonna...

Interesting, sounds like something has gone wrong with the embedded gcc in the app bundle as it can’t find a gcc library. Can you a couple of things to attempt...

Yes, the .app from the nextstep folder should work fine. But it's not very self-contained and depends on dozens of homebrew formula being on the system, to the point upgrades...

That's interesting. Seems that it's complaining that the app (or parts of it) do not have a valid code signature. Which of course, they don't cause you haven't signed the...

Not a problem. I'll leave this open for now, and can hopefully come up with some answers at some point soon. In the meantime, the Emacs.app from within the sources/**/nextstep...

Wait, it's x86 counterpart? Or do you mean the version from the *.tbz archive? My understanding so far is that x86 builds insta-crash on M1 machines and fail to run...

Are those builds from an Intel-based mac? Cause I was under the impression that you could only build arm64 variants on M1 machines, and x86_64 variants on Intel-based machines.

Oh, that's actually very interesting. And your x86 Emacs build have `Application (Intel)` as kind if you Get Info on the app? I've had a few friends try x86 builds...