Using two emacs (Cocoa emacs and Aquamacs) at the same time -
The reason I have two emacs on Mac is
The problem is that Cocoa emacs and Aquamacs are the same ~ Uses .emacs.d, but cocoa is not compatible with emacs and elpa of Aquamacs so that some files can be overwritten and can not be used for both.
Is there a way to not use aquamax ~ / .emacs.d for ALPA? I mean, can I replace the default ELPA directory other than ~ / .emacs.d?
I use, but it seems that ~ / .emacs directory is used in init.el.
(Until file-directory-p "~ / .emacs.d / ALPa") (make-directory "~ / .emacs.d / elpa" t))
I am not familiar with ELPA, but if AquaX and Carbon EMACs are using different copies of the package, Try to change the definition of package-user-dir
in any one. In general, I have found that using two different emacses on a machine is a recipe for baldness.
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