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bug#9248: 23.2; Welcome screen
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David De La Harpe Golden |
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Subject: |
bug#9248: 23.2; Welcome screen |
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Date: |
Sat, 06 Aug 2011 17:11:30 +0100 |
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> When starting emacs with a filename as a command line parameter, the
> "Welcome to GNU Emacs" screen is displayed along the buffer that
> displays the content of the said file. I guess you consider it a
> "feature", but please be aware that I find it very annoying.
You can turn it off. The option to hide the startup screen permanently
is actually presented on the startup screen, just sets the customization
inhibit-startup-screen, or you can use
M-x customize-variable inhibit-startup-screen
directly.
> Is it wise to set this as the default?
Not something I tend to use, but it's not much different to the getting
started tips a bunch of other gui applications pop up by default, shrug.