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Hi,
I saw that the vim from /extra doesnt have an xterm_clipboard support. Is there a reason to it and if not, how can I enable it?
db@kirodema ~ $ vim --version | grep clipboard
-clientserver -clipboard +cmdline_compl +cmdline_hist +cmdline_info +comments
-xterm_clipboard -xterm_save
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Did you check gvim?
There has been quite a few issues wrt to vim packages - how do we divide them up: vi - vim - gvim or some other way. Maybe vim doesn't have any X-related options.
https://bugs.archlinux.org/index.php?do … er_id=6341
Last edited by karol (2010-09-14 17:43:20)
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perfect, thank you. Now I can finally use the system-clipboard .
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You can compile vim using ABS. If you modify PKGBUILD from
--with-x=no
to
--with-x=yes
You'll get the system clipboard in vim.
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You can compile vim using ABS. If you modify PKGBUILD from
--with-x=no
to
--with-x=yes
You'll get the system clipboard in vim.
Thanks for your help, this really helps me. Making use of vim term and tmux is a lot more beautiful than using gvim
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Since then, I found a simpler solution : Install gvim instead of vim. Additionally to gvim, that you can ignore, you will get a regular vim with xclipboard support...
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Since then, I found a simpler solution : Install gvim instead of vim. Additionally to gvim, that you can ignore, you will get a regular vim with xclipboard support...
I just use the same way. But with the minimalism philosophy in mind, I still want to install only vim instead of gvim which I don't use
When you live for a strong purpose, then hard work isn't an option. It's a necessity. - Steve Pavlina
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