Wait but you still have to install emacs to use emacs-nox right?

What makes you think I would use a terminal emulator written in JS?

inside emacs?

I played around with Emacs, but I never used the graphical version, just emacs-nox inside a terminal emulator.

because it doesnt feel like graphical. you cant tell difference if you rice correctly

how its different from emacs -nw

It’s precisely that, you just don’t install megabytes of stuff you won’t need if you use the -nox package, the behaviour is exactly like you use -nw

There’s usually a -nox package available in most distributions, and that’s precisely what I use so I don’t need to alias emacs to something with -nw on every installation.

At leat in Emacs you can use S-RETURN and other key chords not available (normally) to a terminal emulator. Also you get the ability to see images and all GUI goodness.

That’s great and all, but absolutely not something that fits my workflow by any means. If I want to see images, I use an image viewer program, and when I press Enter, I mean Return. Shift-Enter is actually bound in ALL of my window managers or desktop environments, to maximize a window, and I have zero intent to change that.

I can read the colour information differently according to the byte information…

yes, they’re not related at all

I think it’s better to ask this in the fedora or opensuse group

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