Glossy vs matte screens: why the PC industry’s out of touch

Re:Glossy vs matte screens: why the PC industry’s out of touch by ScottBurson on Tuesday May 24, 2011 @12:34AM (#2578685)

Ah! Another Emacs user who likes to spread 6 windows across a 1920-wide display. I knew I couldn't be the only one :-)

I use XEmacs with the 6x10 font, and can get three windows across, each 100 characters wide, all in the same frame (it takes a little fiddling to set up, but then I keep the session around a long time).

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Re:Glossy vs matte screens: why the PC industry’s out of touch by nunb on Tuesday May 24, 2011 @06:55AM (#2579373)

I use some revive mode code a friend wrote to revive my frame config.

Just like desktop-save, I do C-x S instead, and it saves all open frames, and the buffers they contain (no frame size or position though, afair).

C-x F to load in the rare event I need to restart emacs.

The code is at https://github.com/nunb/revive-mode-config

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