The asnwer to the first question is no. The application has to be compiled
for the powerpc and perhaps modified for OSX.
The answer to the second question is that you use xemacs the same way you
used it on other X systems. :-) Seriously, it depend which emacs you want.
There is http://emacs-on-aqua.sourceforge.net which appears to be based on
xemacs and allows mutiple aqua windows, etc. If you want emacs under X11,
you need to install X11 first and install the xemacs package. The
instructions are on apple.com. Then there is the command line version for
use in a terminal window. It comes with the developer tools, I think.
Steve
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From: "Billie Pate" <email@hidden>
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Subject: [real_mail] Numerical Computation Apps on OSX and/or Darwin
> Is it possible to run and install applications made for unix (e.g. Matlab,
Mathematica, Cadence unix versions) on MAC OSX and/or Darwin? Also how do
use Xemacs on Mac OSX or Darwin? Thanks for your help.
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