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So, if I understand this correctly, there are no ``workspaces'', but all X windows become EMACS buffers?
by olufnaese 6y ago
So, if I understand this correctly, there are no ``workspaces'', but
all X windows become EMACS buffers?
- etu 6y agoEmacs has this concept of frames. So you have workspaces by switching frame. Super-<number> is suggested binding for that. But the weird thing here is that text buffers are shared between frames, but X11 buffers aren't. There's a function one can call to move an X11 buffer to another frame.