How start two windows/frames of emacs with emacsclient?

Question

I would like to create multiple frames/windows of emacs. Emacs is started by emacs --daemon and I am invoking emacs by emacsclient.

I specify I want a other window/frame by -c option : emacsclient -c.

But even with -c option, I can't start another frame/window. Calling two times emacsclient -c produces one window/frame (first invocation) and another window/frame which open very briefly and shutdown straight (graphically speaking, I only see a flash).

How do I start two (or more) different frames/windows of emacsclient graphically separated?

Answer 1

Fix by removing '(default ((t (:background "black" :foreground "white")))) from .emacs.

See this question for details.

Answer 2

If this does not need to be automated for you, you could just do C-x 5 2 to create a new frame. C-x 5 0 will remove the frame.

NOTE

A frame in emacs is the entire graphical object.

A window in emacs is the separate sections of a frame. Including the mode lines.

A buffer in emacs is where you do the actual text editing.