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If neovim had the same keystrokes to move out of a terminal window as it does to move out of editor windows, I'd switch. But as it is, it's super clunky compare
by beej71 3y ago
If neovim had the same keystrokes to move out of a terminal window as it does to move out of editor windows, I'd switch. But as it is, it's super clunky compared to vim.
I know about rebinding to alt, but that doesn't work in all my terminals.
So for me, it's that one lousy thing that keeps me from switching. And if someone knows the magic setting to make it mimic vim, please let me know.
- imbnwa 3y agoI hear this and the workaround has been opening terminals in a floating window. The “toggleterm.nvim” plugin wraps a bunch of good behavior around this.
- kzrdude 3y agoWhat keystrokes does vim use for this? I've never been a big user if terminals inside vim
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- ansible 3y agoI've never used those features, and instead rely on GNU screen (or `term`) to manage my terminal windows. Sometimes I also use horizontal / vertical splits with GNU screen, but it is a bit clunky.
- QuadmasterXLII 3y agoFor better or for worse ive ended up with a workflow heavily dependent on sending vim registers to the terminal