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emacs: default to --with-cocoa #46796
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To make things easier for people switching from Aquamacs and other GUI-centric builds. This also matches upstream, which defaults to building --with-ns. If --with-ns and --with-x are both specified, it uses the nextstep window system; but issue a warning in caveats since now `brew install --with-x11` will actually build a Cocoa app.
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I'd rather we didn't do this due to the |
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I guess the only big advantage of this change is bottling the Cocoa version, since I'm willing to bet that it's what most people want. |
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Homebrew/homebrew-cask#15603 is worth a read for my thoughts around this. I'd really like a future where we ship no |
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Ah, fair enough. |
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To make things easier for people switching from Aquamacs and other
GUI-centric builds.
This also matches upstream, which defaults to building --with-ns. If
--with-ns and --with-x are both specified, it uses the nextstep window
system; but issue a warning in caveats since now
brew install --with-x11will actually build a Cocoa app.