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I read some where that you can execute programs such as centericq from with in emacs. I did some searching around but i can't find any info on how to do this. I would like to use a split emacs buffers instead of screen.
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It's been a few years since I switched from emacs to vim in linux, but I still use it at work, where I have to use Windows. In emacs for windows, C-z spawns a cmd.exe shell, so I would think the same keyboard macro starts a shell in Linux as well.
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C-z suspends the process.
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Just run shell inside emacs by using [Alt]-[X] and writing shell or eshell and pressign [enter] and then run centericw there
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i know from common lisp you can do it with (run-program ) so there is probably also a way to do it with emacs lisp if you wanted.
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