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I tried this once, but I can't recall why I stopped. Do you have any particular issue? Does it give you a real tty?
by phasnox 6y ago
I tried this once, but I can't recall why I stopped.
Do you have any particular issue? Does it give you a real tty?
- gkop 6y agoFor me, when I went and tried a vim terminal buffer a few years back, I learned that my habituation to the emacs-style shell shortcuts (ctrl-a, ctrl-e, etc) was a significant (and dumb) barrier, that I didn't care to overcome.
- X6S1x6Okd1st 6y agoI will say that at default it's kind of a pain switching between terminal buffers and normal buffers. <C-\><C-n><C-w>l is just too much to type over and over. I do <Leader>l as the way of escaping any buffer I am and and moving the buffer to the right