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Spaces were renamed Desktops and brought together with Exposé and Dashboard as Mission Control with the release of Mac OSX 10.7 Lion.
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Cocoa emacs -- open in current space?
I've gotten at least a usable approach, tho not perfect.
The best I could do is the following:
1) don't ever use emacsclient and take start server out of init.el
2) in mission control preferences, …
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Cocoa emacs -- open in current space?
I usually use several different spaces (desktops?) for various different tasks. …
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