Frustrating, I am gonna test a bit later tonight. I will steal my wife`s mac and test it there.
Forseth
ion
Are there any short but concise video tutorials on spacemacs and alchemist? I really want to learn more about spacemacs than I do now (basic VIM usage, traversing windows, project tree), but I would rather invest a maximum of 1 hour to learn the important stuff and then focus on actual elixir development and learning 
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AstonJ
I’ve been told that the spacemacs documentation is really good and worth skimming over so I’d recommend that - it may also be worth going through this thread as there’s some great tips here.
Re Alchemist… I am not aware of any tuts but the docs look good Basic usage - Alchemist: Elixir Tooling Integration Into Emacs 
AstonJ
Ok guys I have updated the first post - can you take a look and see if this now serves as a good guide for those new to SpaceMacs?
Do you think we should add some basic Alchemsist tips? Or is directing people to the basic usage guide sufficient?
mkunikow
mkunikow
mkunikow
I don’t know Mac but for linux you set env in .profile file. The .bashrc is only used when you start bash.
AstonJ
I just found this:
Emacs shell environments behave differently from Terminal environments and in order to have correct environments like LANG=en_GB.utf-8 LC_ALL=en_GB.utf-8 or PATH= for sub-applications launched from Emacs like R, Octave, Gnuplot etc., set the environments not only in .bash_profile but in .bashrc and try (since Yosemite /etc/launchd.conf is no more consulted for security reasons).
I just created a .bashrc file and added . ~/.bash_profile to it and now it seems to be working fine 
AstonJ
Only thing I really want now is for numbers to show for each window - so I can use SPC <number> to jump to that window. Anyone know how to get them to show with each window? From what I read it should already show with 3 or more windows open.. but I’m not seeing it 