Is the terminal emulator `:term` something you use regularly?

• dotfiles

  7 336 8.0 Lua

  My dotfiles: Experimental, ongoing configuration files, development environment and scripts for various Unix-like systems, text-based command-line applications and interfaces. (by kutsan)

Hmm, I haven't encounter a problem about this because I have a autocmd that sets current working directory to project root. So, wherever I open buffer, my shell always points to the project root. See its function and how it is used.

• dotfiles

  17 15 0.0 Vim Script

  Here are the dotfiles for my desktop and laptop. Currently under heavy construction. Will create the first 'release' once most of my config is uploaded. (by NicksIdeaEngine)

That other non-persistent terminal is line 113-138 in that same functions.vim file.

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• vim-floaterm

  59 2,384 5.9 Vim Script

  :computer: Terminal manager for (neo)vim

I use floaterm a lot. to compile/run tests and other stuff. quite handy, there's also an integration with Ranger and asynctasks. really liking the workflow

• neoterm

  22 1,287 1.2 Vim Script

  Wrapper of some vim/neovim's :terminal functions.

Same. I use vim-test to run unit tests in a terminal buffer with t. I use the Neoterm plugin to provide some additional functionality around split location and scrolling behavior.

• kitty

  289 21,932 9.9 Python

  Cross-platform, fast, feature-rich, GPU based terminal

Not really. I prefer panes/splits in Kitty and the occasional ctrl-z.

• shelley

  2 13 0.0 Vim Script

  Discontinued Further integrate your shell into neovim

The text objects are defined in a plugin: https://github.com/glacambre/shelley

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