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Sammanfattning: Just a little update, far more is needed however.
Ändrad:
< In GnuEmacs, you cannot open frames on other ttys. You can, however, use the
< same Emacs from different Linux consoles: Use screen(1) to do this.
< This doesn't involve EmacsClient.
till
> In GnuEmacs prior to 23, you could not open frames on other ttys. You
> could, however, use the same Emacs from different Linux consoles by
> using screen(1) to do this.
> The preferred approach would be to use EmacsClient.
> In 22 or if you do not wish to use features like EmacsAsDaemon.
Ändrad:
< What you cannot do with Emacs is run Emacs in X and on the tty at the
< same time. This is possible with [[XEmacs]], as are all the features to be added to GnuEmacs as part of the MultiTTYSupport being integrated.
< Note that both of these issues are expected to be solved in a future
< Emacs version. See MultiTTYSupport.
till
> You can also easily connect tty frames and X frames to a single
> instance of Emacs easily in [[emacs23]] same time. This is possible
> with [[XEmacs]]. Or with older versions of GnuEmacs using the
> MultiTTYSupport that has now been integrated into
> [http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/ Emacs23].
In GnuEmacs prior to 23, you could not open frames on other ttys. You could, however, use the same Emacs from different Linux consoles by using screen(1) to do this.
The preferred approach would be to use EmacsClient.
In 22 or if you do not wish to use features like EmacsAsDaemon.
Note that “another tty” may also be remote. Just ssh to the account where you have your screen session running and start screen -x.
You can also easily connect tty frames and X frames to a single instance of Emacs easily in [[emacs23?]] same time. This is possible with XEmacs. Or with older versions of GnuEmacs using the MultiTTYSupport that has now been integrated into Emacs23.