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I tried to use Emacs for that for a while, but whether it's ansi-term or eshell it always felt a little kludgy. There's always this mental exercise of having to
by harrygeez 3y ago
I tried to use Emacs for that for a while, but whether it's ansi-term or eshell it always felt a little kludgy. There's always this mental exercise of having to switch between char and line mode. I hate that I could accidentally delete characters in stdout sometimes and then something just breaks in my head for me.
- nathants 3y agoit doesn’t have to work like that, mine doesn’t. maybe chatgpt can help setup your init.el. it’s quite a good experience when tuned.
- harrygeez 3y agothat's actually really great suggestion. I have a fairly extensive init.el I just used to run my terminal sessions in dedicated terminals
- mpenet 3y agoThere’s vterm nowadays
- harrygeez 3y agothanks for recommending! Looks interesting