> I usually close Vim with Alt+F4 instead of :quit and
> associates. The problem is, there sometimes is quite some
> work in the VimLeave autocommand, and a dialog pops up
> saying that Vim is busy and do I want to close it, etc. The
> dialog disappears when Vim really stops, but it's annoying
> anyway.
>
> Perhaps there is a solution related to my OS (Debian) or
> Desktop (Xfce), but is there any related to Vim itself? I
> could perhaps map Alt+F4 -- except actually I can't, because
> Xfce steals the shortcut.
<M-F4> does nothing in my system so I am not sure I understand
the question; if the issue is the need to quit without typing
too much, why not map
"<esc>:q" or "<esc>:qa"
to something of your liking? (The <esc> is there in case you
want to quit while in insert mode; the side effect of having
<esc> and using it in normal mode is the possibility of hearing
a bell and a seeing a flicker.)
--Suresh
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