Open nesteruk opened 7 years ago
Would be interesting to see if this is possible even though I am not sure how many users it would be applicable to. It probably depends on the effort that needs to be put in to make it work.
However, my wish is to make C and C++-wise functionality both editor- and OS-agnostic so one will be free to integrate it into his/her environment of choice. I am kinda already on my way doing this but I am not sure how long will it take ...
It worked for me. I had to download Xming X Server and to launch it I had to run the gtk-launch
command.
Can you give more info on the steps you went through to get this working? I'm not sure I understand why an X server would be needed considering that we're talking about a terminal application.
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It worked for me. I had to download Xming X Server https://sourceforge.net/projects/xming and to launch it I had to run the gtk-launch command.
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... that we're talking about a terminal application
Yavide
assumes GUI environment (i.e. GVim
) and that is mainly due to the clientserver
feature not being compiled in by default for CLI versions of vim
by most of the distros that I have tried. clientserver
is the basis for the async behaviour of the whole framework.
@yoyomanyoyo87 It would be great if you would be keen to share the steps you have made to make it work. Then we could add those to the documentation as well.
Just curious if anyone has managed to run this on Windows 10 Ubuntu subsystem, whether it works at all.