Today's revelation: if you are in an #emacs buffer listing, and want to close a number of buffers, you mark them with 'd' and then press <space>. 'x' and 'g' don't work.

You will exit the buffer listing, but if you go back into it ('C-x C-b'), you will see that the buffers you selected are gone.

I've been trying to accomplish this for years. Nowhere have I found the solution online, despite searching high and low.

#computing #linux #guix

@khleedril x and g work as expected here and space moves down a line (as it should) , maybe your config messes things up? Did you check your key bindings (while in the Buffer List) with C-h k x, etc?
@vlkr Hmmm, maybe it is that I have Electric Buffer Mode by default? Dunno, I'm just glad I've found out how to do this!