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| − | * [[desktop.el]] - Bundled with Emacs. Stores | + | * [[desktop.el]] - Bundled with Emacs. Stores buffers, points, marks, history, and other variables. Emacs 24.4 snapshots [http://bzr.savannah.gnu.org/lh/emacs/trunk/revision/113242 since June 2013] also store frames, including their desktop position and open windows. |
Revision as of 19:39, 24 June 2014
Session management allows session data such as buffers, cursor positions, global variables, windows, and frames to be saved and restored. This is often used to quickly restore a previous working environment. The particular session data which can be saved varies across session management packages.
Packages
- desktop.el - Bundled with Emacs. Stores buffers, points, marks, history, and other variables. Emacs 24.4 snapshots since June 2013 also store frames, including their desktop position and open windows.