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You use it wrong. You're supposed to keep your local emacs running and use tramp to login to the remote server. That way you still have your emacs config with y
by cup-of-tea 8y ago
You use it wrong. You're supposed to keep your local emacs running and use tramp to login to the remote server. That way you still have your emacs config with you and don't have to load it again.
What vim users don't seem to understand is: I never restart emacs. Mine stays running for weeks, even months at a time. When I change my emacs config I just run the code. I don't restart emacs.
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- simula67 8y ago> You use it wrong Self-deprecating humor ? https://www.engadget.com/2010/06/24/apple-responds-over-iphone-4-reception-issues-youre-holding-th/ https://www.engadget.com/2010/06/24/apple-responds-over-ipho...
- cup-of-tea 8y agoNo. We're talking about highly specialised tools for professional engineers, not some dumb electronics made for children and old people. You're using the tool wrong. Emacs is not vi.
- kqr 8y agoYou understate how great tramp is. It is what allows me to simply not care whether a file system is local or remote. They all behave like local file systems under tramp.
- cup-of-tea 8y agoDescribing Emacs using English is necessarily an understatement. It can only be properly described using Lisp.
- h1d 8y agoIf a program cannot be described by a human language then the logic is flawed.