#30 works fine, but for those who want to keep the global menus, here's
some improvements on the solutions in #7 and #24:
Add this to ~/.bashrc:
function gvim () { (/usr/bin/gvim -f "$@" &) }
Or, to also suppress all output from gvim:
function gvim () { (/usr/bin/gvim -f "$@" &>/dev/null &) }
The improvements:
Handle filenames with spaces etc. correctly.
Also, use a subshell, (foo &), instead of the method in #24, foo & disown, to
run gvim in the background (although either method seems to work fine).
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gvim gets no global menu, timeout warning on the console
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