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Hi all, I ran emacs --daemon
, and then opened emacsclient --create-frame &
and opened spacemacs. Then I typed SPC f t
to open folder view. On a different terminal tab I ran emacsclient --create-frame
to work on a different project. It was showing the same content as the other frame. Besides, when I tried to navigate to a folder it created two folder view windows..
Any idea how to run separate daemons for Separate projects?
@manas.marthi you don't need separate Emacs instances to open multiple frames. If you need separating context per project try Spacemacs Layouts. If you need to open a new frame/layout from terminal - you can run emacsclient with -e key and execute arbitrary emaclisp function
got it. thank you!