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Shorter to type, for starters.

• andrewstuart2 10y ago
  Well, except that you probably want to customize your shell to your usage patterns. alias v="vim" alias e="emacs"
  • mmrezaie 10y ago
    or more complete one: alias e='emacsclient -c -n $opt -a nano' alias ne='emacsclient -t $opt -a nano' se() { emacsclient -c -n $opt -a emacs "/sudo::$" } sne() { emacsclient -t $opt -a emacs "/sudo::$" } alias vim=emacs #just kidding!!!!
• lokedhs 10y ago
  You only start Emacs once, shortly after your computer has booted, so the length of the command shouldn't matter.