My Emacs is running in foreground in terminal emulator, where I am also running some background processes.
My Emacs is garbled by the stdout and stderr output of the background process.
Besides redirecting the stdout and stderr output of the background process to /dev/null
, is there another way to make my emacs not bothered by the background process? For example, can something be done on the emacs side?
Thanks.
M-x shell
to start a terminal inside Emacs, and start your processes there? That way you could still monitor their output, without it interfering with other Emacs buffers. – Tyler Jun 13 '16 at 17:45