I was trying to use mg at home and all of the documentation seems to indicate that 'C-x 3' should split the window horizontally and 'C-x 2' should split the window vertically. In reality, 'C-x 2' splits the screen horizontally and 'C-x 3' does nothing. I haven't changed any settings and my ~/.mg file is blank.
'M-x describe-bindings' shows 'C-x 2' bound to 'split-window-vertically', so I have no idea what is going on with that. Am I missing something? I'm pretty new to the emacs/mg world. Isn't it supposed be functionaly equivalent to emacs in text editing? I'm running 3.9 i386. --Michael
