add multi-tty support to be on par with GNU Emacs proper
George P. II
Branch: ylluminarious/emacs-mac-multi-tty:master
ylluminarious/emacs-mac-multi-tty:master
Branch: mituharu/emacs-mac:master
mituharu/emacs-mac:master
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Description
This removes some code which disallows the quite useful multi-tty feature which exists in the NS port of GNU Emacs proper. There was no real reason to add this code in the first place, except that without it, Emacs' behavior can be confusing for users who do the following sequence of actions:
I propose that we merge the aforementioned package into the Emacs Mac Port so that we can have multi-tty support without the weird behavior that I described above which exists in the NS port.
This removes some code which disallows the quite useful multi-tty feature which exists in the NS port of GNU Emacs proper. There was no real reason to add this code in the first place, except that without it, Emacs' behavior can be confusing for users who do the following sequence of actions:
Open GUI instance
start server
run ‘emacsclient -t’ in the terminal
close GUI frame
But, this problem can be avoided as long as the user does not close all GUI frames, or if they use this package: https://github.com/DarwinAwardWinner/osx-pseudo-daemon
I propose that we merge the aforementioned package into the Emacs Mac Port so that we can have multi-tty support without the weird behavior that I described above which exists in the NS port.