What | Removed | Added |
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Status | NEW | RESOLVED |
Resolution | --- | WORKSFORME |
(In reply to Dr. Werner Fink from comment #6) > Use > > TERM=gnome > > or > > TERM=gnome-256color > > note that the TERM variable does never program a terminal nor terminal > emulator but only describes it. Cannot reproduce with any TERM value you suggested (gnome, gnome-256color, xterm, xterm-256color; note, I have never seen the first in the real life, both gnome-terminal and xterm default to xterm-256color for me) and with both gnome-terminal and xterm, nvim -d just works as expected (both with running my ~/.vim/vimrc as well as with -u NONE). There just have to be something wrong with your environment. Closing as WORKSFORME, but I am very much willing to be persuaded when you reopen with the additional information.