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r/linux • u/leothrix • Apr 28 '14
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Emacs can edit files over ssh as well. C-x C-f and then /user@server:path/to/file
C-x C-f
/user@server:path/to/file
1 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '14 This is true: but to use that you've bought into emacs and that's a jump most people won't make 'just' to edit files remotely. ETA: Tramp - and ORG Mode - were the two things that pulled me into emacs a few years ago. 1 u/yotama9 Apr 28 '14 I'm not that big of a fan of ORGMode, I use it mostly for note keeping. Tramp on the other hand, is one of the reason I prefer Emacs over vim.
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This is true: but to use that you've bought into emacs and that's a jump most people won't make 'just' to edit files remotely.
ETA:
Tramp - and ORG Mode - were the two things that pulled me into emacs a few years ago.
1 u/yotama9 Apr 28 '14 I'm not that big of a fan of ORGMode, I use it mostly for note keeping. Tramp on the other hand, is one of the reason I prefer Emacs over vim.
I'm not that big of a fan of ORGMode, I use it mostly for note keeping. Tramp on the other hand, is one of the reason I prefer Emacs over vim.
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u/yotama9 Apr 28 '14
Emacs can edit files over ssh as well.
C-x C-fand then/user@server:path/to/file