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I've only used eshell casually, but /dev/clip for redirecting output to the clipboard was really handy. It turns out there's a bunch of ways to do this, but esh
by jfoutz 12y ago
I've only used eshell casually, but /dev/clip for redirecting output to the clipboard was really handy. It turns out there's a bunch of ways to do this, but eshell was my first exposure to clipboard as file.
It's also kinda nice setting up emacs in a cygwin that winds up being relatively consistent with mac.
- agumonkey 12y agoAlso redirect to buffer : ls >> #<buffer scratch> (warning stars are turned into formatting in HN) with C-c M-b to pick a buffer name easily