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Ever since moving to eshell+tramp, all of these persistence tools, however beautifully designed, somehow strike me as solving the wrong problem.
by tgvaughan 7y ago
Ever since moving to eshell+tramp, all of these persistence tools, however beautifully designed, somehow strike me as solving the wrong problem.
- pard68 7y agoCould you elaborate on this setup?
- gyrgtyn 7y agoFirst, crash emacs 10 or 12 times...
- totierne2 7y agoEmacs daemon,emacsclient,shell mode and -nw ? Works ok if the disconnects are infrequent once an hour or so.
- MarcScott 7y agoYou can use emacs and tramp to edit files remotely within a local buffer. If you lose connection it doesn't matter, you still have the file, and when you save it auto connects. I often use this with Python and can execute the scripts within emacs with the results being sent back to another buffer. You can also use eshell or even just shell (if you're not into lisp) within emacs once you are on the remote machine to execute bash commands, with scrolling. I think that's what is being referred to, but I'm no expert.
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- yoz-y 7y agoHow so? What if you don’t use emacs or just want your irssi not dying every time you enter a tunnel?