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gVim is the GUI version of Vim (opposed to Vim running in a terminal emulator). It behaves exactly the same, but has additional graphical features.
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Open new file as tab on current vim instance through double-click
I currently open my text files with GVim by double-clicking them in my file manager (Thunar, in Xubuntu 16.04). … However, when opening a new file, I want GVim to open it as a new tab rather than a new window, pretty much as in other text editors like Sublime Text or Notepad. …
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