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I'm largely in the same boat, but I use nvim instead. I already learned how to manage panes and tabs in vim so once the terminal mode came out I went ahead and
by placeybordeaux 9y ago
I'm largely in the same boat, but I use nvim instead. I already learned how to manage panes and tabs in vim so once the terminal mode came out I went ahead and gave a try switching.
- zipperhead 9y agoI actually went a little bit down the nvim route as well, since it has nice built-in shell support. What I think you're missing with just nvim is the tmux scripting capabilities and of course the session management. It's pretty easy to script up a tailored set of tmux sessions/windows/panes. I do this on initial login. Other solutions like tmuxinator/tmux-resurrect exist to automate this setup, if you don't want to script it.