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Well, Command-Shift-F fullscreen mode in mvim (Mac's vim gui, i'm not sure if it is also supported in gvim variants on X11) gives you the same if used with an a
by Vitaly 17y ago
Well, Command-Shift-F fullscreen mode in mvim (Mac's vim gui, i'm not sure if it is also supported in gvim variants on X11) gives you the same if used with an appropriate colorscheme (I use vividchalk)
- plaes 17y agoUnfortunately gvim in X11 doesn't support fullscreen by itself. (At least I haven't found a way to do it.) But fortunately there are external programs that allow doing it. Right now I'm using devilspie ( http://burtonini.com/blog/computers/devilspie http://burtonini.com/blog/computers/devilspie ) to set gvim as fullscreen when it is started. Here's the script: ( if ( and ( is ( window_name ) "Vim" ) ) ( begin ( fullscreen )) )