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Scribes: The most focused text-editor got even more focused

15 points by macco 17y ago

SwellJoe 17y ago
I would like to point out that vim has never had a menu bar when opened from the command line.
- macco 17y ago
  That is true :) I will re-title my submission. A focused editor got even more focused.
- swombat 17y ago
  And that's been the case for about 15 years!
- ggruschow 17y ago
  gvim doesn't need them either. Goodbye toolbar :set guioptions-=T Goodbye menubar :set guioptions-=m
  - pufuwozu 17y ago
    .emacs: ;; Remove the toolbar icons. (tool-bar-mode 0) ;; Remove the menu bar. (menu-bar-mode 0)
  - prog 17y ago
    Thats what I have in my gvimrc :) And for things like copy/paste across apps the + buffer works nicely. "+yy "+p and so on.
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gfodor 17y ago
:set fullscreen
- tigerthink 17y ago
  E518: Unknown option: fullscreen
  - gfodor 17y ago
    you need a mac & MacVim. Works great.
mwexler 17y ago
I'm hoping for the next big breakthrough... getting rid of all those white lines I'm not using, as my scripts are short. Perhaps they can lock the window to 5 lines or so, and then expand as I type. And, to be honest, I don't use all those columns, so perhaps pare it down to a 1x1 text box and expand as needed. Just kidding, jeez, of course I'd want it to be 1 column, 5 lines to start with. Who writes 1 liners anymore? :-)