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In article <mailman.1035620182.18482.help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org>, Eli
Zaretskii wrote: 
> It didn't disturb me.  As someone who knows a bit about Emacs
> development in this area, I was trying to help you construct a .emacs
> that would be less prone to future changes in functionality....

So tell me: what iyo is the right test for "set variables and add key
bindings so that the l&f of emacs is a little closer to the standard
aqua l&f for text processing if and only it's running in aqua"?  If
you have a test for this that you think is more appropriate than (eq
window-system 'mac), please share it and I assure you I'll thank you
for it and I'll use it.  If you don't, just admit you made a mistake
and move on.  That's what grownups do.


> I'm sorry if my attempts to help annoyed you.

Arrogance annoys me.