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I honestly think this is a bit of a misfeature. Tmux provides the same functionality and the resulting hierarchy of responsibilities between your terminal apps
by davesque 8y ago
I honestly think this is a bit of a misfeature. Tmux provides the same functionality and the resulting hierarchy of responsibilities between your terminal apps seems more correct to me.
- buvanshak 8y agoI use nvims terminal because. 1. I don't want to learn a bunch of new key bindings to switch between terminal and editor windows. With nvim, I can use the same process that I use to switch between buffers, to switch to a terminal window. 2. I can use the same process to copy to/from terminal/buffer windows, and use the full range of vim registers in the process. 3. I can name terminal buffers in the same way I name editor windows, and use the names to switch to the terminal window.
- soraminazuki 8y agoTerminal mode is awesome when combined with the quickfix feature. You can use :make and :grep without blocking the editor.