Neovim and multiple monitors

• neovim

  1,384 76,465 10.0 Vim Script

  Vim-fork focused on extensibility and usability

  

It is possible with https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/13504 , but as it hasn't been merged yet there aren't any UIs taking advantage of it (except one that I built in order to play around with that PR: https://github.com/glacambre/nwin ).

• nwin

  4 101 0.0 Rust

  N vim win! Neovim UI designed for Sway/i3.

It is possible with https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/13504 , but as it hasn't been merged yet there aren't any UIs taking advantage of it (except one that I built in order to play around with that PR: https://github.com/glacambre/nwin ).

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• neovim-pytc-example

  1 18 0.0 Python

  Neovim terminal client implemented in Python

Yes, doing that is possible, you just need to write your own terminal UI (you could even fork pytc to get started) and then add support for the ext-win extension.

• neovide

  109 11,923 9.2 Rust

  No Nonsense Neovim Client in Rust

  

Well I think quite the opposite, terminals are very bad and have been holding us back for far too long. Neovim GUIs can express arbitrary keypresses (e.g. ) that terminals can't, can have better latency than terminals, can do advanced visual tricks like smooth scrolling (Neovide supports that for example), etc... . People often say that the advantage of TUIs is that they're usable over SSH but actually Neovim GUIs are usable over SSH too (Goneovim even has a neat --ssh= option that lets you easily do that). Neovim GUIs really look like they're the future to me! :)

• goneovim

  14 2,300 8.6 Go

  A GUI frontend for neovim.

Well I think quite the opposite, terminals are very bad and have been holding us back for far too long. Neovim GUIs can express arbitrary keypresses (e.g. ) that terminals can't, can have better latency than terminals, can do advanced visual tricks like smooth scrolling (Neovide supports that for example), etc... . People often say that the advantage of TUIs is that they're usable over SSH but actually Neovim GUIs are usable over SSH too (Goneovim even has a neat --ssh= option that lets you easily do that). Neovim GUIs really look like they're the future to me! :)

• neovim-remote

  38 1,667 0.0 Python

  :ok_hand: Support for --remote and friends.

What you’re trying to do is extremely complex and probably impossible (maybe with neovim-remote but I would imagine that tmux basically fits your use case, is there a specific reason why you only want to see buffer x on monitor 1 and not buffer x and y?

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