Title of Emacs Window on remote machine changed?

Title of Emacs Window on remote machine changed?

[Christian Herenz]

Hello,

I sometimes use emacs via X forwarding on a remote machine on the
institute, just to ensure that everything I changed at home works there.
Normally I could distinguish the Emacs Window from the one which runs on
my local machine by the XWindow Title, it is ther emacs@blbabla and at
home its emacs@localhost. But I suppose the sysadmin has changed
something, and now when I do X forwarding, the title of the remote emacs
window is "Pete's Latschen" ??? Is that kind of a joke? What has the
Sysadmin changed, should I contact him?

Greetz,
Chris

Re: Title of Emacs Window on remote machine changed?

[Gordon Beaton]

On Sun, 22 Apr 2007 14:58:47 +0200, Christian Herenz wrote:
> now when I do X forwarding, the title of the remote emacs window is
> "Pete's Latschen" ??? Is that kind of a joke? What has the Sysadmin
> changed, should I contact him?

My guess is that you copied entries from this recent post into your
own .Xdefaults:

http://groups.google.com/group/gnu.emacs.help/msg/5e2687556fd780aa

/gordon

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Re: Title of Emacs Window on remote machine changed?

[Christian Herenz]

>> now when I do X forwarding, the title of the remote emacs window is
>> "Pete's Latschen" ??? Is that kind of a joke? What has the Sysadmin
>> changed, should I contact him?
>>     
>
> My guess is that you copied entries from this recent post into your
> own .Xdefaults
Yeah, I think that I did not! Thats very mysterious :-) Is there
something like global .Xdefaults?? Maybe the sysadmin could have done so?
I really know what I have done, and I know that I did never touch the
.Xdefaults.
But thanks for your hint :-)
Really mysterious....