I'm running Emacs in daemon mode with emacs --daemon and then launching new emacs frames with emacsclient -c any time I want a new editor window. Is there a way that I could launch emacsclient in a way that would automatically open the last visited buffer instead of opening the default startup buffer? (Spacemacs landing page, in my case)

if from the command line just emacsclient -c . for current working directory?

Actually I'm getting closer to what I want with setting this in my emacs config:

(setq initial-buffer-choice '(lambda () (other-buffer (current-buffer) 1)))

I'm a little confused as to which buffer it's choosing in every case, but I'm pretty close now

I have also daemon setup with eMac works pretty fine

@adamfrey if you simply need Spacemacs landing page, why not call it with -e '(spacemacs/home)' ?

no, I don't want the Spacemacs page, that's what I get now. I want whatever the last buffer I had focused in a previous Emacs frame

@adamfrey emacsclient -c -e '(spacemacs/alternate-buffer)'