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Ctrl-z will send Vim to the background (though you probably can't be in insert mode). `fg` in the shell will then bring the Vim session back to the foreground.
by rz2k 10y ago
Ctrl-z will send Vim to the background (though you probably can't be in insert mode).
`fg` in the shell will then bring the Vim session back to the foreground.
If `:sh` doesn't give you your command history and the same working directory, that might be convenient.