top | item 37742287 (no title) kruhft | 2 years ago Title should be "Using Emacs as $EDITOR" (all caps). discuss order hn newest kruhft|2 years ago I prefer to use something more lightweight as $EDITOR, such as 'mg'. Almost all the same keybindings, unfortunately no syntax highlighting, but very fast startup. reddit_clone|2 years ago Thats what I was doing until now.Just today, from this thread, I learned about 'emacsclient -t'. This was exactly what I didn't know I needed.It opens a frame in the terminal (very quickly..) still have everything that my running GUI emacs has.Perfect.
kruhft|2 years ago I prefer to use something more lightweight as $EDITOR, such as 'mg'. Almost all the same keybindings, unfortunately no syntax highlighting, but very fast startup. reddit_clone|2 years ago Thats what I was doing until now.Just today, from this thread, I learned about 'emacsclient -t'. This was exactly what I didn't know I needed.It opens a frame in the terminal (very quickly..) still have everything that my running GUI emacs has.Perfect.
reddit_clone|2 years ago Thats what I was doing until now.Just today, from this thread, I learned about 'emacsclient -t'. This was exactly what I didn't know I needed.It opens a frame in the terminal (very quickly..) still have everything that my running GUI emacs has.Perfect.
kruhft|2 years ago
reddit_clone|2 years ago
Just today, from this thread, I learned about 'emacsclient -t'. This was exactly what I didn't know I needed.
It opens a frame in the terminal (very quickly..) still have everything that my running GUI emacs has.
Perfect.