I always wondered how to force emacs text editor to start in the non-graphical user-interface mode. I just ignored my desire in the past but I really want to do it today. Spending a few seconds Googling and guessing at Google's excerpts of the content, here is how to do it:
Open a Terminal console, and, at the shell prompt:
I guess the -nw option stands for "no window".
Ref: Linux User Group Singapore - Using Bash shell for newbies Episode 2
Keywords: emacs, linux, text-based, interface
Open a Terminal console, and, at the shell prompt:
emacs -nw filename
I guess the -nw option stands for "no window".
Ref: Linux User Group Singapore - Using Bash shell for newbies Episode 2
Keywords: emacs, linux, text-based, interface
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