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bug#71554: 29.3; eshell-command async buffer behavior
From: |
Christopher Howard |
Subject: |
bug#71554: 29.3; eshell-command async buffer behavior |
Date: |
Mon, 24 Jun 2024 06:15:57 -0800 |
If I might weigh in here: in my view it is basically a bug, or something close
enough to be treated like one. I want to emphasize the incongruity of being
able to run asynchronous commands through eshell-command, but only being able
to run one at a time. Assuming, of course, you want to be able to see the
output of your commands. I often find myself being forced to use shell-command
instead for this reason, but would rather use eshell-command.
I feel a bit passionate about this subject because I like to promote using
Emacs as your shell, i.e., interface to the operating system, above depending
on the system shell. Perhaps we have "lived with this" for quite some time just
because eshell and eshell-command are less utilized than they deserve to be.
--
Christopher Howard
- bug#71554: 29.3; eshell-command async buffer behavior, Christopher Howard, 2024/06/14
- bug#71554: 29.3; eshell-command async buffer behavior, Thierry Volpiatto, 2024/06/14
- bug#71554: 29.3; eshell-command async buffer behavior, Eli Zaretskii, 2024/06/14
- bug#71554: 29.3; eshell-command async buffer behavior, Thierry Volpiatto, 2024/06/14
- bug#71554: 29.3; eshell-command async buffer behavior, Jim Porter, 2024/06/14
- bug#71554: 29.3; eshell-command async buffer behavior, Thierry Volpiatto, 2024/06/15
- bug#71554: 29.3; eshell-command async buffer behavior, Thierry Volpiatto, 2024/06/20
- bug#71554: 29.3; eshell-command async buffer behavior, Jim Porter, 2024/06/24
- bug#71554: 29.3; eshell-command async buffer behavior, Thierry Volpiatto, 2024/06/24
- bug#71554: 29.3; eshell-command async buffer behavior, Eli Zaretskii, 2024/06/24
bug#71554: 29.3; eshell-command async buffer behavior,
Christopher Howard <=