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But modern terminals can do all that, with an editing mode that is tailored to terminal use rather than editing text. Sorry I just don't understand why I'd wan
by garmaine 6y ago
But modern terminals can do all that, with an editing mode that is tailored to terminal use rather than editing text.
Sorry I just don't understand why I'd want to use a text editor as my command line.
- AdamGibbins 6y agoThey can't though, a modern terminal cannot behave as a vim buffer. You can't have 25% of your terminal as a shell and the other 75% vim, they can't split like that. I'm not aware of any terminal that allows integration with vim registers or use vim motions.