If this problem has consequences (vim dying in the middle of your work can
be bad), if you build your own vim a workaround is to modify os_unix.c in
the x_error_handler function, to replace the preserve_exit() call with
g_print("%s", IObuff);
or just comment out the preserve_exit() call. I have used this workaround
for a BadWindow error for about a decade, with no ill effect.
Regards, John Little
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