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@@ -50,8 +50,9 @@ google) have: once I set the *scratch* buffer mode to, say,
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*text-mode* with some text in there, I don't have an elisp *scratch*
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buffer left anymore. I'd need another one, but how to create a second
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*scratch* buffer? Obviously you'll need to rename the current
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text-mode buffer first and then create a new empty buffer. The emacs
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wiki contains lots of suggestions for this kind of solution.
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text-mode buffer first and then create a new empty buffer. The [emacs
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wiki contains lots of suggestions](https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/RecreateScratchBuffer)
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for this kind of problem.
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No more of this! Autoscratch can just "fork" the buffer, if enabled
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(set autoscratch-fork-after-trigger to t which is the default). Here's
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