Questions tagged [linux-arch]
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How can I delete or ignore a test when compiling vim?
I am compiling vim under Arch linux and it is failing the test "test_netbeans.vim" even though I did not ask for netbeans to be enabled for the build.
I tried editing the shared.vim file and removing ...
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Prevent colorscheme from changing background color
I've got a sick terminal colorscheme, and i'm using vim-one colorscheme for neovim, what i'd like to do is stop it from changing the background color (since i like my terminals background color more)
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Vim not encoding with UTF-8
I'm using Vim, installed from the Arch Linux repo.
I've tried adding set fileencodings=utf-8 and set encoding=utf-8. I've tried with all caps (UTF instead of utf) and putting it in /etc/vimrc and ~/....
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Neovim not showing correct background color
I'm running neovim from a uxterm on arch linux with the solarized color scheme.
The issue is that on scrolling only the characters which are non-whitespace are displaying the correct background.
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How to use vundle for vim installed from AUR
I'm in a process of completely switching to vim for my development purposes. In order to make it more IDE-like I want to install a couple of plugins and I decided to use vundle as a plugin manager.
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How to turn off completion (enabled by default in Arch)?
When I install vim from repository on Arch Linux, it has a completion feature that I don't like. What is it called and how do I turn it off? (It is active even with a blank .vimrc.) I would rather get ...
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How can I build vim with just python 3 support?
I'm on Arch, and recently the vim-python3 and gvim-python3 packages were removed, so I'm working on building vim from source such that the :python command will act as python3. Specifically, I'm doing ...
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Why does vim create a new file when opening an existing file?
First and foremost, I'm using Arch Linux. I have a file dir/data.tex.
I execute this command in terminal (when in the dir directory)
$ vim data.tex
I get the following output:
"indent" [New File]
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How do I use the system clipboard with Vim in Arch Linux? [duplicate]
I am using Vim on Arch Linux through urxvt. Since there is no "Ctrl-V" or "Ctrl-Shift-V" support in urxvt, there is no way for me to paste things I have copied from my browser (let's say) into my vim ...
