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Do you refuse to use vim's tabs and windows for the same reason? It makes it really easy to write Perl/c, compile and run it, search the history for output of
by superflyguy 9y ago
Do you refuse to use vim's tabs and windows for the same reason?
It makes it really easy to write Perl/c, compile and run it, search the history for output of previous runs etc. It's a big improvement on having to have multiple putty sessions, or even alt-tabbing between shells on a box with a UI.
- suprfnk 9y agoI don't refuse to use tabs or windows, but a lot of the times I'd rather split them out into separate non-vim windows. I guess it all depends on your workflow though. I mainly use vim in a tiling wm environment on Linux, not through putty on Windows.