On Mar 13, 2009, at 12:55 AM, Adrian Robert wrote:

> But anway it doesn't matter since it will be removed, I was only  
> mentioning it to point out a possible hazard (which turns out not to  
> be a hazard) about transitioning to .emacs.

Done.

I also routed the Prefs panel menu item in the applications menu to a  
Lisp-level event, which is bound to customize.

NS preferences loading and saving is (mostly) removed.  I left  
GSFontAntiAlias, because it seems to be a standard under GnuStep, and  
AppleAntiAliasingThreshold for the same reasons on OS X.    Perhaps we  
should have #ifdefs there.

ns-expand-space is gone which is a loss; to counteract that, spacing  
is roughly as it was in the Carbon port (-0.5).  It can be expanded  
via the existing `line-spacing' frame parameter (which works fine for  
me apart from the cursor height).

I hope I didn't miss anything; please get in touch if I did.