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I'm in the process of converting to emacs after about 6 years of vim - I find just having a daemon launch at startup and always having a frame open is fine once
by twalla 6y ago
I'm in the process of converting to emacs after about 6 years of vim - I find just having a daemon launch at startup and always having a frame open is fine once you get into the mindset of sending whatever you're editing to that frame instead of just editing it in the session you're in. I actually kind of prefer it now because when I used vim I never really took advantage of multiple buffers. I'd just open, edit and close.
One thing that's eluded me howver is being able to have graphical and terminal emacs work with the same daemon.
- snackematician 6y ago`emacsclient -nw` in the terminal will open a terminal emacs that works with the same daemon.
- I_complete_me 6y agoYou, sir, have made my day. Doom in the terminal makes life worth living. I've been using vim for several years and am loathe to leave the terminal so this is useful. Very.