Just recently this has started happening. I run: No other application do this. output from xdpyinfo:
AdditionalDiscovered that old emacs servers/daemons are still running. $ps ux | grep [e]macs richard 2642 0.0 0.8 38788 24984 ? Ss Jun22 0:25 emacs --daemon richard 7512 0.0 0.6 33896 19720 ? Ss Jun23 0:05 emacs --daemon richard 15458 0.0 0.6 32836 19076 ? Ss 09:40 0:01 emacs --daemon Any one any ideas how these can be shut-down when I log-off? asked 23 Jun '11, 08:06 daves dad |
Best to supply too much rather than too little info when asking for help/analyses. What's the recent history of the machine(s) in question? Software/hardware upgrade? Logging in remotely versus local? Happens on freshly restarted system versus one with long uptime? Maybe always works the first time but never subsequently? Does the "normal" (ie, non client/server) version of Emacs work? Maybe works when your .emacrs is renamed to be .emarcs.HIDDEN? etc, etc, etc... answered 07 Sep '11, 15:36 mod |
Does this perhaps happen after hibernating or sleeping? Do you start the emacs daemon in another display context?
It is not after a hibernate, I had it when I first logged in earlier. What do you mean by display context. My Display is :0.0 the same as emacs believes it to be.