Re: M-x in shell after emacs --daemon

[Tim Cross <theophilusx@gmail.com>]

I upgraded to the most recent bzr sources for emacs and svn sources
for emacspeak and tested again on both 32 bit and 64 bit Xubuntu
systems. I tested with emacs started in daemon mode as part of my
xsession startup and starting just under a virtual console. In neither
case was I able to reproduce the issue you are seeing. I ran
emacsclient -c under X and emacsclient -t underthe virtual console and
then ran M-x shell. Issuing w, ls, top and other commands which I
thought might have problems, but all worked fine.

The emacs I'm running is compiled with all standard configure options
and built with GTK+ support.  The only two 'no' responses reported by
configure are for imagemagick and selinux support. Emacs is installed
in /usr/local

I you still have not got a resolution to this by next weekend, I'll
try installing stumpwm - its been a while since I tried running it and
was thinking about giving it another try, so this could be a way to
kill two birds with one rock.

Tim

On 28 November 2011 14:20, T. V. Raman <tv.raman.tv@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I'm not running gnome -- when Ido run X, I  run stumpwm.
>
> I'm definitely seeing the problem with no X in sight.
>
>>>>>> "Tim" == Tim Cross <theophilusx@gmail.com> writes:
>    Tim> Hi Raman, I don't see this behavior. I'm running 64bit
>    Tim> Emacs 24, built from bzr on 18th and emacspeak from svn
>    Tim> revision 7410.
>    Tim>
>    Tim> Neither M-x shell or M-x term give any errors or
>    Tim> warnings when running using emacsclient and emacs
>    Tim> started with --daemon. I'm starting emacs as part of my
>    Tim> normal login. Tested both under X and by switching to a
>    Tim> virtual console and running emacsclient -t. I'm running
>    Tim> under Xfce on an xubuntu 11.10 system.
>    Tim>
>    Tim> Are you running under GNOME? I remember seeing issues
>    Tim> relating to problems with shell mode and GNOME which I
>    Tim> think were related to terminal description problems
>    Tim> i.e. emacs unable to determine correct height/width
>    Tim> etc. Maybe grep the archive?
>    Tim>
>    Tim> I usually update this machine on sundays, so will update
>    Tim> later today and test agin. f I notice any issues with
>    Tim> top or w, will post again.
>    Tim>
>    Tim> Tim
>    Tim>
>    Tim> On 26 November 2011 11:39, T. V. Raman
>    Tim> <tv.raman.tv@gmail.com> wrote:
>    >> This is when running on Linux.
>    >>
>    >> Start emacs --daemon -- then launch an emacsclient frame
>    >> -- either tty or graphical.
>    >>
>    >> M-x shell
>    >>
>    >> programs like w report " 10 columns not wide enough. stty
>    >> cols 80 fixes w -- but top  fails in that it displays just
>    >> the first column of top output -- guess it thinks the
>    >> terminal still has 10 cols.
>    >> --
>    >>
>    >> --
>    >>
>    >> --
>    >>
>    >>
>    Tim>
>    Tim>
>    Tim>
>    Tim> -- Tim Cross
>
> --
> Best Regards,
> --raman
>



-- 
Tim Cross