What's the startup sequence for Emacs?
emacs
Solution
`emacs -q` or `emacs --no-init-file` will cause emacs not to read the ~/.emacs file. It should not try to read the ~/.emacs.d if there is a ~/.emacs file. If there isn't a ~/.emacs file it will read ~/.emacs.d/init.el. See the emacs wiki for more info.
See the elisp manual for info on startup.
Problem
I find .emacs, and ~/.emacs.d/init.el. What those files/directories are for? What's the startup sequence of emacs? Is there any way that makes emacs not to read ~/.emacs.d?