Re: Emacs as WM

[andres . ramirez]

Hi Richard.

At Wed, 20 Aug 2014 22:41:55 -0400,
Richard Stallman wrote:
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>     > I have some idea what Tox does.
>     > How would Tox enable people to edit a document together?
>     > I do not see how it relates.
>     tox, lets You share your graphical desktop, among other things,
> 
> I am not sure what "share your graphical desktop" looks like,
> in practice.  Does it mean that all the users are apparently
> typing at the same Emacs process?  That would be rather a pain.
> Not as good as sharing a buffer.

"share your graphical desktop"  does not enable "collaborating editing", just 
one person edit or
works with the desktop, and the other ones are just viewing It.

Sharing a buffer is awesome. +1

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