> > I have tried the patch but where should I get the message of the
> > commands sent to gs? In Emacs?
> Yes, in the mini buffer in Emacs.
Just some minor terminology stuff to ensure we're all talking about the
same thing:
In Emacs, messages (both error and informational) are shown in the "echo
area" (the name is of historical interest only), and a message log is
kept in the special buffer *Messages* (truncated according to
message-log-max).
The minibuffer, on the other hand, is a place for user *input*. It is
usually in the same place on the screen as the echo area, but is not
affected by messages, and is not logged. A message can be displayed "on
top" of the minibuffer sometimes, and vice versa.
> Try `C-h l' instead which displays recent mini buffer messages.
Actually, "C-h l" displays recent input (characters and events). To see
recent echo area output, select buffer *Messages*.
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