Re: emacsclient minibuffer

[Emanuel Berg]

Stephen Chadfield <stephen@chadfield.com> writes:

> I recompiled emacs using lucid instead of gtk and
> noticed that the minibuffer problem - along with
> some other annoying problems - went away. It seems
> emacs+gtk still needs a little work...

OK, it was a graphics library compilation (?) problem,
not a WM problem: close enough! No, of course a
terminal Emacs wouldn't have this kind of problem.
What could go wrong? It is all an orchestra of strings
- doing unbelievable things...

But, even though I don't use the X GUI Emacs myself, I
suspect that Emacs has sufficient experience under
GNOME and GTK for it to work without visible bugs
(both desktops GNOME and KDE - KDE, which uses Qt
instead of GNOME's GTK - are projects of the
middle-late 90s).

-- 
underground experts united