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A great reason to prefer Emacs is that Emacs is graphical, no more need of this pseudo-terminal junk. If you want persistence, start an emacs server. (Yes, Em
by teddyh 4y ago
A great reason to prefer Emacs is that Emacs is graphical, no more need of this pseudo-terminal junk. If you want persistence, start an emacs server.
(Yes, Emacs can still run in terminals if you want to. You just don’t need to keep pretending it’s 1979.)
- rgoulter 4y agoTBH I like using tmux in kitty, but editing files and such in Emacs. I rarely bother splitting a tab into multiple panes (with either tool). I like tmux's model where I can switch to a different session quickly, or switch to a pane quickly. I've tried using vterm in Emacs, but it doesn't stick as nicely to how I think about things.