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I am running into several problems because vim's tabs are, for the lack of a better term, god awful. I want to start using multiple Gnome tabs instead, each with a different instance of vim. Everything should work fine, however, only the system buffer + can be used to share text. This makes all the commands two key strokes longer: y y becomes " + y y y w becomes " + y w d ' k becomes " + d ' k This is especially so when one considers that a simply yank/paste operation like so y y p becomes " + y y " + p Is there anyway to instruct vim to always use the system clipboard(s)? EDIT see Here for more information on using multiple instances of vim across Gnome Terminal Tabs
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