From: skip(a)pobox.com
Date: Wed, 20 May 2009 05:52:46 -0500
Jeff> Try setting interprogram-cut-function and
Jeff> interprogram-paste-function to nil This is what I do in my .emacs
Jeff> using my own 'at-home' variable set earlier.
...
Thanks, I'll give that a try.
Given that I tend to use gnuclient while at home to connect to a running
session at work is there any way to tell that I'm "at home"? Or will I
just
have to do this manually?
I do (setq at-home (equal (system-name) "<home>"))
However, it sounds like you may want something slightly different
though. You only need the interprogram variables set when using
gnuclient from home, not when you are at work. In that case, I'd
suggest writing a toggle-interprogram function. You may be able to
use one of the gnuserv or frame hooks.
-jeff
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