Thien-Thi Nguyen wrote: > * do you think it is an imposition to put: > (blink-cursor-mode 0) > in ~/.emacs to turn it off?
Could someone please explain why it would be an imposition to put such a line in your .emacs file? Is there another way to do it? I have other such things like
(menu-bar-mode 0)
(tool-bar-mode 0)
knocking about in my .emacs, and thought they belonged there.
I'm just young and curious, and know no other way to adjust such things!
Thanks,
Daniel.
* have you tried using emacs w/ the blinking box cursor?Yes, I've always used it - I first learned through this thread that I could turn it off!
No, or I would've tried to do something about it!* do you find it uncomfortable? (if "no", you can skip the next question.)
* do you think it is an imposition to put:
(blink-cursor-mode 0)
in ~/.emacs to turn it off?
No
* do you use another shape cursor (such as vertical bar)? if so, which?
* how do the shape and the blinking affect your (dis)comfort?
(i'm looking for correlation info, such as:
shape: box, blinking: on, i-find-it: unbearable
shape: vertical bar, blinking: on, i-find-it: no-worries
in the response.)
No* is cursor blinking a feature you would be inclined to change during an editing session? if so, how often?
* how do the number of frames visible and the blinking affect your (dis)comfort? (again, looking for correlation info.)
I rarely work with more that one frame, but use multiple windows.
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