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> You're not really supposed to run vim in multiple windows huh? I run in 3+ windows (terminal shells) all the time and have done so for 5+ years. To cut and
by njharman 16y ago
> You're not really supposed to run vim in multiple windows
huh? I run in 3+ windows (terminal shells) all the time and have done so for 5+ years. To cut and paste between windows I use filesystems copy and paste (select and middle click in X)
Vim is flexible and you are suppose to run it however works for you.
- wahnfrieden 16y agoSure, you can -- my only point was that, as far as I know, vim doesn't really provide any help for working across multiple instances of itself.