--no-window-system and emacsclient

--no-window-system and emacsclient

[Peter Danenberg]

In the latest CVS, emacsclient insists on opening an X frame even when
emacs is run with -nw; is there a way to tell emacsclient to open a
frame in the terminal?

Re: --no-window-system and emacsclient

[Jose A. Ortega Ruiz]

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Peter Danenberg <pcd@wikitex.org> writes:

> In the latest CVS, emacsclient insists on opening an X frame even when
> emacs is run with -nw; is there a way to tell emacsclient to open a
> frame in the terminal?
>

emacsclient -t

does the trick for me.

hth,
jao
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Re: --no-window-system and emacsclient

[Peter Danenberg]

On Tue, Jan 01, 2008 at 09:06:30PM -0600, Peter Danenberg wrote:
> [I]s there a way to tell emacsclient to open a frame in the
> terminal?

To answer my own question, it was a DISPLAY issue; unsetting it did
the trick.

Thanks to consolers and snogglethorpe at #emacs on freenode.

Re: --no-window-system and emacsclient

[Peter Danenberg]

On Wed, Jan 02, 2008 at 04:43:12AM +0100, Jose A. Ortega Ruiz wrote:
> emacsclient -t

Thanks, Jose; `emacsclient -t' opens up a new frame in the current
terminal, whereas I was looking to open up a buffer in the original
emacs server.

It turned out emacsclient was dutifully reading the DISPLAY
environment variable, and that unsetting it was sufficient to revert
it to the latter behaviour.