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Vim-based alternative for Emacs tramp-mode
I'm currently using vim (actually neovim) as my IDE for writing and executing GNU R-code (using the Nvim-R-plugin, see also https://github.com/jalvesaq/Nvim-R, which serves as my REPL), which works ...
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Emacs running in mintty via ssh and tmux reports <end> as <select>
Currently I need to code via ssh on a remote machine. I run this from a Cygwin mintty and use tmux to keep emacs running even when I disconnect. Everything is fine, tmux reports TERM=screen, however ...
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Emacs with 24bit terminal support on FreeBSD
I'm trying to enable 24bit support on the terminal (via SSH) on my FreeBSD 12 installation without success. I tried to create a terminfo file with the contents: xterm-24bit|xterm with 24-bit direct ...
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How to have Emacs daemon persist on remote
My current work workflow includes using PuTTY to SSH into a Linux development box with many users. I use an Emacs daemon to avoid the long startup times when closing my Emacs sessions. However, the ...
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1answer
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Open remote Unix server files in local Emacs
I am using Emacs 24 in Ubuntu. Could you please help me on how to open remote server files? The remote server runs CentOS. I am logging into the remote server over SSH using a private key. I tried ...
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Matlab crashes after screen session disconnect and reconnect
Please forgive the cross-post from matlab answers. This received no response over there. I'll try to go into a bit more detail with this post. http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/242954-m-...
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1answer
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emacsclient connection refused
I am running emacs in daemon mode and I got dissconnected from the server on which it was running. After re-connect, when I run emacsclient -nc I get the error connect localhost port 6012: ...
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Toolbar icons unable to load when running Emacs through xhost from FreeBSD to Ubuntu
I'm connected to a FreeBSD Computer using ssh [ip] -X, and emacs launches just fine, but this happens and all the icons are little pieces of paper with red X's: > emacs (emacs:22812): GdkPixbuf-...
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1answer
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Tracking my shell path in Emacs
Not a long time ago, I found the following precious snippet that allows Emacs to track my current directory on any ansi-term buffer. More specifically, if I cd <some/path> from within a ...
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1answer
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osx server, windows client, running emacs opens it on server not client
I've installed emacsformacosx on my OSX box. I'd like to shove my macmini in a data center and run it headless. I've gotten x-windows working. If I run xeyes, it displays on my Windows 7 client. ...
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Autocompletion and coloring not working, when using ssh in emacs shell
I'm connecting to remote server using emacs shell. Emacs shell displays directory listings with proper coloring and auto completion when working with local machine. But when I use ssh the ...
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sshfs and Emacs: file changed on the disk
I am using Mac 10.6.8 SSHFS version 2.4 fuse4x library version: FUSE 2.8.7 / fuse4x 0.9.2 I connect via sshfs to a remote cluster (via a bridge). I modify the remote files with emacs. The problem ...
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Emacs key problem
I am using Cygwin to connect to an Ubuntu installation, and for some reasons my Ctrlh for the help has been remapped to CtrlDel. When I actually type Ctrlc,h I get the error: No operation mapped ...
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Emacs ssh connection abbreviations [closed]
When connecting to a remote server via ssh in bash I use abbreviations in ~/.ssh/config file: Host aaa HostName aaa.ssh.myhost.com User user1 So I can connect to aaa.ssh.myhost.com, typing: ssh aaa ...
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Can I bridge "backwards" from an ssh connection to my local emacs-server?
I'd very much like to log in to a remote machine with ssh and via the $EDITOR environment variable (or something similar) be able to edit in my local Emacs. In this case, specifically for when I log ...