Re: PGTK+ warning

[Alessandro Bertulli]

Stefan Monnier via Users list for the GNU Emacs text editor 
<help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org> writes:

> Since you should likely (re)start Emacs every month or so, it shouldn't
> be a problem.  If you constantly start new Emacs sessions, then maybe
> that's the problem you should solve first.

Actually, I do start Emacs every time, mostly because:

1) I'm still experimenting with my init file, and I want changes to be
effective. I *could* just re-evaluate my init file, but I'd then have to
deal with side-effects (like removing functions from hooks), and
restarting Emacs is just way faster.

M-x restart-emacs would be great for this precise purpose, but somehow
it close Emacs, but doesn't restart it. Maybe is it an issue of Xorg?
I'll try that as well.

2) I power off my PC every evening :-)

IIUC, are there resons for which I should keep both PC and Emacs
running?

-- 
Alessandro Bertulli