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for Emacs and GNU/Linux operating system-specific issues about compiling, installing, configuring, running, editing, and debugging.
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Emacs cursor color is different in daemon and non-daemon modes
There's some weird stuff I encounter when running Emacs under KDE.
Here's how it looks when I run it normally, via the emacs command:
If I run it as a daemon, here's what I see:
And if I run cu …
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Emacs cursor color is different in daemon and non-daemon modes
In addition to zarkone's answer, there's a variable that controls whether Emacs should infer X resources: inhibit-x-resources. Setting it to t would disallow Emacs to use any X resources, relying on i …
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