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I've actually started using vim with its :term feature as a terminal manager. So, I'll run screen (and tmux should work as well), and then run vim in a single
by u801e 7y ago
I've actually started using vim with its :term feature as a terminal manager. So, I'll run screen (and tmux should work as well), and then run vim in a single window. Then I can run :term to open a terminal window within vim and then use use different terminal windows to do my work.
As far as I know, M-x shell doesn't allow for running multiple shell buffers in emacs, but :term in vim will allow you to do so.