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> one window), and more importantly, the ability to attach to a
> currently running Emacs session.

Is this gnuclient/gnuserver, or something else? If it's gnuclient, you
can run that under emacs19, I'm pretty sure...  If it's something
else, what's it called, so I can look for it in the xemacs docs?  (I
run emacs on machines where I need to get work done, but xemacs on
machines where I want pretty colors in tty mode. It's still visibly
slow in tty mode though...)