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How can I find out if I'm running emacs or aquamacs in a .emacs file?

I want to create a different environment between Cocoa emacs and Aquamacs. They both read ~ / .emacs, so I tried something like this.

(unless (symbolp 'aquamacs-version)
; code for emacs
)

But that does not work.

How can I find out if I'm running emacs or aquamacs?

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I would try (boundp 'aquamacs-version).

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I believe what you are looking for:

(when (featurep 'aquamacs)
   ...)
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aquamacs .emacs, aquamacs Preferences.el aquamacs:

Aquamacs Aquamacs Emacs, ( Carbon Emacsen) Emacs. (.emacs)

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~/.emacs( - ' , - - Aquamacs OS X) , Aquamacs customizations.el /Library/Preferences/Emacs/Preferences.el /Library/Preferences/Aquamacs Emacs/Preferences.el ~/Library/Preferences/Emacs/Preferences.el ~/Library/Preferences/Aquamacs Emacs/Preferences.el

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(symbolp 'aquamacs-version) . (boundp 'aquamacs-version) , ( "" ) . , , , (progn nil), .

aquamacs-version - , , (fboundp 'aquamacs-version).

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I cannot verify this, but if you cannot identify Aquamacs with system-typeor window-system, then I think you could identify it from the command used to run it. Assuming the executable / link is actually called "aquamacs", then I think something like this should do the trick:

(unless (equal (car command-line-args) "aquamacs")
  ...)

Otherwise, try M-x apropos-value aquamacs RETsearching for any variables containing this string for use in a similar comparison.

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