On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 09:27:07 (CET), era wrote:
> Confirming: Trivially reproed on an Intrepid system where I still have
> emacs22. Indeed, it doesn't really make sense for the client to have a
> .desktop file because you need to invoke it with a file name argument.
not necessarily. Such a .desktop file could just open a new emacs
frame. If no daemon process is running yet, the .desktop file can (and
should) start emacs in daemon mode and then attach to it.
> (Or can you somehow drop things onto the .desktop item somewhere? At
> least it shouldn't be in the Applications menu.)
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 09:27:07 (CET), era wrote:
> Confirming: Trivially reproed on an Intrepid system where I still have
> emacs22. Indeed, it doesn't really make sense for the client to have a
> .desktop file because you need to invoke it with a file name argument.
not necessarily. Such a .desktop file could just open a new emacs
frame. If no daemon process is running yet, the .desktop file can (and
should) start emacs in daemon mode and then attach to it.
> (Or can you somehow drop things onto the .desktop item somewhere? At
> least it shouldn't be in the Applications menu.)
That would indeed be great as well!
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Gruesse/greetings,
Reinhard Tartler, KeyID 945348A4