> It's not a bad practice to reboot whenever you change a system, whether
> this is configuration changes or OS updates, in order to test those
> changes.
More subtly, until you reboot, kernels and non-terminating processes
will still be the old code, so you haven't fully updated your operating
en
> ssh moylan@cmp1
>
> asked if i really wanted to connect, i said yes, and then
> was asked for moylan's password. an incorrect password
> prompted a second request followed by a correct password.
> the window then locked up.
This probably isn't your problem, but: I see that the failure shows
On 6/23/24 07:48, Dale R. Worley wrote:
There are Emacs add-ons that keep track of […]
Emacs itself already does this reasonably well. If I have a crash I
already lose essentially no "work", but I do lose context. I run shell
sessions in emacs buffers, and I really like being able to search b
