Comment by pmontra

In my experience it's great a writing sample code or solving obscure problems that would have been hard to google a solution for. However it fails sometimes and it can't get past some block, but neither can I unless I work hard at it.

Examples.

Thanks to Claude I've finally been able to disable the ssh subsystem of the GNOME keyring infrastructure that opens a modal window asking for ssh passhprases. What happened is that I always had to cancel the modal, look for the passhprase in my password manager, restart what made the modal open. What I have now is either a password prompt inside a terminal or a non modal dialog. Both ssh-add to a ssh agent.

However my new emacs windows still open in an about 100x100 px window on my new Debian 13 install, nothing suggested by Claude works. I'll have to dig into it but I'm not sure that's important enough. I usually don't create new windows after emacs starts with the saved desktop configuration.