Re: Emacs 22 and slrn

[Chris McMahan <first_initiallastname@one.dot.net>]

Thanks, I'm aware of that. I had some issues with emacsclient not
starting emacs if it wasn't running already, and with maxing out the
CPU at times, so I just reverted back to Gnuserv and Gnuclient.
Another advantage for me is the ability to pass in lisp code to
execute through the gnuclientw command line.

I may be completely wrong on the emacsclient capabilities, and would
love to see some configs on getting it to work well in a Windows XP
environment.

- Chris

"Lennart Borgman (gmail)" <lennart.borgman@gmail.com> writes:

> Chris McMahan wrote:
>> I would recommend you use either Gnuserv with Gnuclient, or
>> emacsclient to invoke the currently running instance of emacs instead.
>>
>> I've been using gnuserv and gnuclientw for years with no problems
>> (albeit not with slrn), and it has "served" me well.
>
>
> Since Emacs 22 you do not need to use gnuclient/server on MS Windows
> any more. Emacs client/server now works there too.
>
>

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