Today I found an interesting program, xclip. It could access the X
clipboard from command line.
It makes the command line life much easier, for example, I have
alias -g C=’ |tee > (xclip) ‘
in my .zshrc. Thus a command like
ls C
will make the file listing of current PWD into the clipboard, and ready to be paste elsewhere […]
While I work on command line, mostly remotely, there’re two tools I like very much: settitle and screen. The first one change the terminal titles, so I can know which one to choose when switching among my X windows. The other, screen, well, have got lots of articles about it. It enables me to run […]
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Posted 16 January 2007
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Well this is not exactly Emacs. But Emacs related.
I will always like a lightweight Emacs clone. Emacsclient is good for desktop usage. But for server maintenance, where you spend 10 minutes on a box everyday, you won’t like the 100M monster eating up all your memory.
I’ve been using for this. And today I’ve found […]
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Posted 30 June 2006
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emacs
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Though many people says Emacs is an “Operating System”, it is not and still need to interactive with other programs
I’ve talked about how to call other programs from eshell, dired, and view files according to mime types within dired. Besides that, the 2 programs I use most is a terminal emulator and Firefox.
Most […]
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Posted 21 April 2006
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emacs
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There are many shell interface within Emacs, shell, eshell, and ansi-term can call the shell you like. IMO eshell is the one intergrated with Emacs the most and I use most.
The most intergration that the others don’t have (to my knowledge) is that we can call lisp functions within the shell. like input
message "Hello, world!"
will […]
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Posted 07 April 2006
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emacs
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from http://bbs.chinaunix.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=540911&show_type=
change in /etc/ttys
from
ttyd0 "/usr/libexec/getty std.9600" dialup off secure
to
ttyd0 "/usr/libexec/getty std.9600" vt100 on secure
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