> Hm? I thought MacVim is a GUI app? Can it run in the terminal as well?
> Or will that then be the plain-old vim I know?
You can run the vim part of MacVim in a Terminal like this:
/Applications/MacVim.app/Contents/MacOS/Vim
(type that in in Terminal.app). You will miss some stuff in the
terminal version (more than 256 colors, keyboard shortcuts that
contain the ⌘ key, 'fullscreen' and 'transparency' options, client-
server support, ...) – I guess you get the "plain-old vim" that you
know. Lots of things (tabs, all vim shortcuts, syntax
highlighting, ...) do work in terminal mode, however.
Nico
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