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I frequently use emacs when SSHed into remote servers where terminal mode is the only option. When I run it locally I still prefer terminal mode out of familia
by roadnottaken 13y ago
I frequently use emacs when SSHed into remote servers where terminal mode is the only option. When I run it locally I still prefer terminal mode out of familiarity, I guess. Also, I'm usually working on shell scripts or the like. And I like being able to drop to a bash prompt with a keystroke (ctrl-Z).
- mickeyp 13y agoEmacs can do all this and so much more; it can be a far more inclusive and flexible "screen" replacement. I will have to write an article explaining why I feel using Emacs to handle all that is "the more Emacsy way."