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Re: Understanding the behaviour of Emacs and Emacs Client
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Jean Louis |
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Re: Understanding the behaviour of Emacs and Emacs Client |
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Wed, 23 Feb 2022 15:02:53 +0300 |
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* Pankaj Jangid <pankaj@codeisgreat.org> [2022-02-23 11:44]:
> I just want to know how to cleanup (gracefully) the residual process
> when there are no more clients connecting. i.e. case (2) above. User has
> started Emacs by clicking on the "Emacs (Client)" icon in a graphical
> environment.
To cleanup you kill Emacs as daemon in memory. To remove Emacs
client's frame, I use C-x 5 0
You could remove daemon process with:
pkill "emacs --daemon" or other command line you used.
I don't do that almost ever, as computer once it turns off does i.t
--
Jean
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