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And you can have something fun like the following in your bashrc to allow attaching to your running emacs daemon any time you need in the terminal: functio
by bazfoo 12y ago
And you can have something fun like the following in your bashrc to allow attaching to your running emacs daemon any time you need in the terminal:
function semacs() {
emacsclient -t -a "" "/sudo::$(realpath $@)"
}
- mitchty 12y agoEven more fun is using tramp to edit files as root on a machine via ssh. The whole installed editor canard is somewhat a nonissue from the emacs side.