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On my laptop, I tried the emacs server-start to start a server daemon, and then i use emacsclient -c to connet the server.

It is awesome.

I have a PC used like a server for some guys using the same account -- root. So on the PC , there is no .emacs file or .emacs.d dir.

I write the code using emacs with .emacs.d dir on my laptop and then scp or async to remote PC for other guys.

I wonder if I can start a emacs server on PC, and I use the laptop with laptop .emacs.d configure, then connect to remote PC to editor some file.

If it work, I can use any laptop without copy the code on it.

Can it be solved?

Nimantha
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    Can you clarify exactly what you mean by "configure", and why it might "influence another user"? Could you give examples? I think that would make the question easier to understand. – phils Dec 18 '14 at 10:13
  • If you, by "configure" mean your emacs init file (e.g. `~/.emacs`) and other things -- why don't you place them under version control and have local sandboxes both on your local machine (so that you can use Emacs locally) and the server (when you connect remotely)? Another approach might be to run Emacs locally and edit files remotely, using something like `/user@host:filename`? – Lindydancer Dec 18 '14 at 14:44

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