Re: "Screen"-like functionality

[Samuel Banya]

Second reply to this list.

I think most people in this thread don't understand how awesome have different 
panes of pre-selected terminals, or ncurses type programs in a specific 
designation of split panes can be. I think that's primarily what the main 
person who asked the question is after. I don't think the main OP is after 
figuring out how to manipulate the buffer list itself.

Just wanted to note, please check out my post with my previous research as I 
think you'll find what you're looking for.

Also, my take on default buffer management in Emacs is that it sucks by 
default, but the iBuffer package helps a tad bit.

I'll have to join this thread in that I too have been seeking something that 
allows you to designate a couple of pre-loaded buffers, or programs loaded via 
ansi-term or vterm that would be saved, and interacted with, just in the same 
method on how 'tmux' does different windows of buffers.

On Sat, Aug 21, 2021, at 2:55 PM, Emanuel Berg via Users list for the GNU Emacs 
text editor wrote:
> Arthur Miller wrote:
> 
> > Every file, process, etc has it's own buffer
> 
> _Almost_ all processes have their own buffers :)
> 
> M-x list-processes RET
> 
> Process  PID     Status  Buffer                              TTY        
> Thread Command 
> ispell   1702399 run     --                                  --         Main  
>  ispell -a -m -C -d swedish
> nntpd    --      open    *server news.gmane.io nntp *nntpd** --         Main  
>  (network connection to news.gmane.io:nntp)
> nntpd<1> --      open    *server nntp.aioe.org nntp *nntpd** --         Main  
>  (network connection to nntp.aioe.org:nntp)
> shell    1701994 run     *shell*                             /dev/pts/6 Main  
>  /bin/zsh -i
> 
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