I'm Corwin, he/him, 5 kids, it's complicated. I'm a 20 year information technology professional, which has me currently supporting financial services digital and interactive marketing in terms of information security/compliance and data services intersections. By day I spend a fair amount of time in Microsoft Visio but I also use Emacs. At home I use Emacs a lot.

Our firm allows us to bring our own text editor, and I was able to request get Emacs 26 packaged for simple install by myself and colleagues, thanks for 26.3 to Artem Boldariev's MSI Installer and for 27.0.50 to an interested teammate working the packaging requests who spent some time getting each GUI mode DLL past one and another desktop safeguards, employed to protect Employee used Windows laptops, like mine. (In fact, I've had some related problems with my laptop this past year, but that will have to be a separate post.)

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The system will start Chad automatically when entering a multi-user run-level.

• -f --foreground stay in the foreground
• -s --single-user disable individual chadtabs for each user

Unless started with the s or single-user option, Chad searches its spool area (/var/spool/chad/chadtabs, by default) for chadtab files (which are named after the accounts in /etc/passwd); valid chadtabs found loaded into memory. The chadtabs in this directory should not be directly accessible by users - the chadtab command should be used to access and update them.

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