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Your donations keep this project alive. |
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If you like Aquamacs, or maybe like to see it improve over time, then please donate some money. Sorry for being a bit obnoxious about this, but the Aquamacs developers count on your generosity.
Donors will, usually shortly before the next major release, receive a (single) thank-you e-mail from the maintainer, including a special update about progress with the project, and, if available, plugins or code to enable extra features not yet available in Aquamacs. We won't contact you beyond that unless you ask us to.
You can use any international credit/debit card or also a Paypal
account.
Aquamacs is free software, but producing it costs a lot of time and also some real cash. Currently, a single developer has produced and combined the code that makes Aquamacs unique compared to a standard Emacs implementation. A number of other volunteers helped by means of bug reporting and making helpful suggestions, through documentation and support.
We can only go on with this project if you contribute.
We, the people behind Aquamacs, won't be able to fly first class
thanks to Aquamacs donations. But we can justify the time and
effort spent if you pay up, and for sure we are grateful for every
dollar, Euro and pound.
International transfers
Details of a bank account
(IBAN/BIC) in Germany, suitable for international transfers and free
transfers from the Euro zone, can also be provided. Contact david.reitter (at) gmail.com
for information.
Corporate Sponsorships
If you would like to make an institutional
contribution to ensure the long-term viability of this project, please contact the lead
developer, david.reitter (at) gmail.com.
Your contribution counts. Many thanks!
Contributing code
You are most welcome to contribute code to the Aquamacs project. Please submit patches against the current head revision in the Git repository, or against the latest release. We ask that you write the code yourself, and that, if the code is not Mac-specific and of interest to the whole Emacs community, we can forward your contribution upstream to the GNU Emacs project so that even more people can benefit from your work.
