#Aquamacs red cursor mac

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#Aquamacs red cursor mac

> And I still think Aquamacs is the best editor available on the Mac - which might make it the best editor on the planet - but if it's possible to revert this particular change, I would really appreciate it. > Of course at larger sizes this isn't as much of an issue. Maybe it's just me but the slightly reduced text visibility seems worth the greater cursor visibility. The text visibility is not greatly increased, since the cursor and up-stoke of the M are the same widths, and the majority of the cursor now hides behind the letter and its visibility is greatly decreased. Being red on green, it isn't too difficult to locate, but, say, against an M, it only stands out by a couple pixels on top and bottom. The cursor only becomes more difficult to see when it is in front of a letter with an ascender or descender or a capital, like a b or a p or an M. The current line highlight is the default green, the cursor of course red. > Anyway, I don't think I've changed my fonts or colors from the default, so it's black Monaco at 11pt on white. Compared, the wider steady red cursor feels like a superhero. But I've very recently compiled a list of my favorite features in a text editor and a clearly visible cursor was high on that list - thanks to Aquamacs, which was my first experience with a cursor that was not a one-pixel wide blinking annoyance. I'm not trying to stress that this is a major issue, because it's really very minor and superficial. On Aug 1, 2011, at 1:41 PM, Richard Mavis wrote: Could we help you? Return the favor and support the Aquamacs Project! This takes some Emacs C programming skills (copy&paste, mostly). You could even implement a simple way of configuring it using a lisp variable. Richard, the quick answer is that you can always undo the change locally (look it up in the Git changelog, then 'git revert' and recompile). It used to be shown on top of the letters (glyphs), now it gives priority to the letters by staying behind them. How do users feel about the rendering of the bar cursor in Aquamacs 2.3? Next message: cursor visibility in Aquamacs 2.3.cursor visibility in Aquamacs 2.3 David Reitter david.reitter at