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The Setup: Junio C Hamano (git maintainer)
- shiggerino 12y agoI don't think I'll ever understand people who run Emacs in a console, something which offers no advantage over X, but is only missing features.
- fafner 12y agoIt offers one advantage: You can run it in a GNU Screen session on a remote host. (Unless it is somehow possible to run a graphical emacsclient over network)
- shiggerino 12y agoYes, you can use emacsclient over TCP. However for just editing files on a remote host there's no need to keep a persistent connection. Just use TRAMP, see section 18.14 Remote Files in the manual.
- fafner 12y agoI know about TRAMP. But that's a different use case. In this case it's about keeping the Emacs session on a remote host.