On 11/19/12 21:53, Heldraug wrote: > Just for the sake of it. Which flavor of Vim do you guys use? I > which operative system?
These two go hand-in-hand for me. Most of my time is spent on Debian Linux where I use (non-g)vim in an rxvt console or over a ssh connection. On Win32 (at work), I primarily use gvim, except when I forget to put a message in my svn commits, where I have it open the "edit the message" in (non-g)vim. I do occasionally use gvim on Linux, mostly when doing Unicode-related stuff, as gvim seems to handle it better than the vim+console combination. > Prefered colorscheme? Reason? My own, because it's what I like :-D However, it doesn't stray too far from the stock "elflord" scheme on which it was based. FWIW, I prefer light-on-dark, and my consoles are set up that way too. Perhaps too much time growing up spent looking at green-screen Kermit/telnet sessions :-) > I don't really like GVim because it takes more screen space, > though I like the fact it has a lot more colors and better > colorschemes. When I run gvim, I run it without most of the GUI chrome (no menu-bar or toolbar, though I do let it show the scrollbar) to get the most real-estate for my content. > I prefer the fact that Vim is running in a terminal tab, though. > I haven't tried Tmux, but I've heard it plays nice with Vim. I do both tmux and GNU-screen as-needed. I started with "screen", but prefer some of the tmux features, so am slowly training my fingers to change over. -tim -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
