annoying behavior of emacs --daemon

[Miles Bader]

When using --daemon, you initially have no frames.  You can then make
new frames with emacsclient -c or emacsclient -t, but if they're X
frames, closing the last such created frame (with C-x # or C-x C-c)
kills the emacs process!

This _doesn't_ happen if you use emacsclient -t, because it specifically
overrides those commands to do something reasonable.

It seems like all emacsclient -c created frames should use some similar
magic to what emacsclient -t uses, to prevent this annoying behavior.

-Miles

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