* @ the Genius® @, 12/02/2006 04:52 AM: > How can I use emacs on my pc-windows?
Why don't you run an ssh client like putty, log in to your university account and then run emacs there? In this case the best you can do is running emacs inside a "GNU screen" session. When you log out from the machine at university emacs stays connected to screen that for Emacs looks like an ordinary terminal. At home you log in using putty, re-attach the screen session to this terminal and can continue to work at precisely the point you were at. Using screen also has the advantage that Emacs is not interrupted when your home machine happens to be force-deconnected (which is sth. many providers do at least once a day). Simply re-connect, re-attach and go on with your work. I happen to know a guy who uses text tools as much as possible. All the tools run inside a GNU screen session. He can continue his work from any place on this planet which has an Internet connection and an SSH client. Which he actually does very frequently. Jupp _______________________________________________ Info-gnu-emacs mailing list Info-gnu-emacs@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnu-emacs
