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Paul D. Smith writes:
> %% Regarding Re: missing feedback;
> %% craffert@ml.com (Colin Rafferty) writes:
> 
>     cr> Also, if you use XEmacs, you don't need to start a new editor
>     cr> from home, just have gnuserv create a new display on your tty
>     cr> (or $DISPLAY).  I do this all the time.
> 
> You don't need XEmacs for that (at least not for $DISPLAY); GNU Emacs
> since 19.29 has been able to make a frame on another X display.  I use
> this all the time too :)

  Ah yes, but notice the key 3 letters in that last post =:> TTY... X over
even 28.8 is pretty painful. :)

-Bill P.