> My relatively new stance is that sometimes having an Emacs process that doesn't share the state is a feature, not a flaw. That is a fair point, though not re

> My relatively new stance is that sometimes having an Emacs process that doesn't share the state is a feature, not a flaw. That is a fair point, though not really fitting my workflow. (Also, my Emacs needs ~20 seconds to start, and I tend to have Emacs uptime of several days or sometimes even weeks.) > I cannot stand using multiple frames on a non-daemon Emacs due to it not always being obvious when I close just a frame and when I close the whole process. This is strange. In my Emacs, C-x 5 0 on the last frame results in "Attempt to delete the sole visible or iconified frame". (And I have `(setq confirm-kill-emacs #'yes-or-no-p)` in my init.el anyway.)