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I've been trying to get used to using emacsclient because the load time is so much quicker than always running a full-fledged emacs process every time I want to open a file. I noticed in the emacs manual, it's suggested that I use C-x # to exit emacsclient. I'm so used to C-x C-c to exit that I often forget.

Is this a problem if I use C-x C-c to exit? Is there anything bad that can happen (e.g. corrupted files, zombie processes, etc.)

Son of the Wai-Pan
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    Not quite a duplicate of http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21317065/emacs-client-difference-between-c-x-k-and-c-x/21318293#21318293 but that same answer more or less applies here: Just read the built-in help for `C-x #`. – phils Sep 12 '14 at 08:35
  • But no, nothing **bad** happens if you exit the client with `C-x C-c`. – phils Sep 12 '14 at 08:55

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Is this a problem if I use C-x C-c to exit?

No, is this not a problem.

user1990
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