I apologize for assuming you upgraded from 9 to 11 directly (skipping 10). It’s a common misconception that is acceptable.
On Sat, Sep 18, 2021 at 9:46 PM Dedeco Balaco <dedeco.bal...@yahoo.com> wrote: > I did not leap any release. I did everything correctly, step by step. > > The issue is not being reprodutible. I do not find a clear condition to > make it happen. Searching about your suggestion, I found that vim has a > few very important arguments, where 2 of them interest me a lot, to > isolate this issue (I guess): > > $ vim -u NORC # does not load any RC file, global or user's > > $ vim -u NONE # does not load any RC file, and also no plugin > > More information can be found in vim man page, and inside vim: > > :h initialization > > > Em 18/09/2021 22:27, Jeremy Hendricks escreveu: > > Generally it’s not recommended to leap frog over releases and you should > > upgrade in order (Ex. From 9 to 10). I suspect you might need to delete > > some of the config files in your home directory (rename them it .bak) as > > the version of vim, etc might be considerable different from 9 to 11 and > > might have odd results. I’d recommend first renaming .vimrc to > > .vimrc.bak and see if that fixes it. > > > > The next step might be to rename the config files for the mate-terminal > > and test to see if it’s fixed. > > > > On Sat, Sep 18, 2021 at 9:15 PM Dedeco Balaco <dedeco.bal...@yahoo.com > > <mailto:dedeco.bal...@yahoo.com>> wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > I recently upgraded my Debian 9 to Debian 11. But there are strange > > or wrong things happening right now, that did not exist before. > > > > My window manager is Mate Desktop. The terminal i most use is its > > own. And i use vim a lot, and i basically never use gvim, i prefer > > it through a terminal window. > > > > Each mate-terminal window can have several tabs in it. I use this > > feature a lot too. Each tab has its own title, which works pretty > > fine. There are several programs that change the title shown while > > they run. > > > > Vim is one of these programs. While it is running, the terminal > > title shows the name of the file currently being edited, and the > > number of files that was opened with it, when it was launched. > > > > After the upgrade, when i quit vim, the terminal title becomes > > empty, instead of returning to the default title "Terminal". > > > > Why is this happening? A bug in Vim? In mate-terminal? Or in Debian > 11? > > > >
