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You start an emacs server on each machine you might use. Then ssh and emacsclient -nw. You need a decent terminal but life is simple.
by pama 11mo ago
You start an emacs server on each machine you might use. Then ssh and emacsclient -nw. You need a decent terminal but life is simple.
- miguel_martin 11mo agoWhen I used to use emacs to write code I did this, but it would be great if I could use tramp instead, unfortunately the latency is unbearable. Also, when compared to neovim, the latency for auto-completion (with LSP as a source) is also unbearably slow. Even with libgccjit enabled. Now I only stick with emacs for org mode. Maybe I'll try it again, but neovim is just faster.