> If I understand it correctly, the above command allows two users on
> different machines to simultaneously edit a single buffer.
Note that it doesn't do a perfect job of it. E.g. if one user hits M-x, the
other is temporarily "interrupted". Also you have to trust the other user
since having ac
Hi,
If I understand it correctly, the above command allows two users on
different machines to simultaneously edit a single buffer.
I did not get it to work, though. Can anyone help and elaborate on the setup
of the two machines, ssh connections, who issues the command, which display
to choose, etc
