I really enjoy my emacs config (the autocomplete
and indentation settings, the use of things like jedi
and tern
etc.)
Most of the time I use emacs at home on my personal macbook pro laptop but I am wondering if there is a way I could make my system more portable. I already store my .emacs.d
on github, but my dream is that I could go to any computer in the world and somehow recreate my experience.
It is strange because even when I have cloned my repo into a remote machine and ssh'd into that remote machine, most things are completely different.
Beginning with the theme, my understanding is that this has something to do with the way the host (computer I am on) terminal is setup. For instance it might not support colors.
But, should autocomplete drop downs like those for tern and jedi still work when I am ssh'd in?
I would very much appreciate any suggestions on how I could best recreate my emacs experience on a remote machine.
Thank
M-x emacs-version
and verify your setup is being used. If they look and smell different, it is probably because they are different. You might wish to start by calling your new Emacs installation with the absolute path to the executable. – lawlist Jul 19 '15 at 22:15