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In a horizontally-split mtm session in the Linux TTY, when I SSH into a remote server and edit a file with Vim, some actions (such as deleting lines, undoing deleting lines, and toggling syntax highlighting) cause the display to be incorrect (wrong lines being shown to be deleted, deleted text not being erased, overlapping text, etc).
These are all problems with the display; the content of the Vim buffer would still be correct, though it is displayed incorrectly. Forcing Vim to redraw itself (opening a new tab (:tabe) and closing it) would usually fix the display.
This did not occur when I tested this:
In an X session (rather than a TTY) with a terminal emulator (st)
With the same file on the local machine (i.e. not using SSH)
I unable to consistently reproduce this and unsure how to debug this, but is there anyone who has experienced similar problems, or more knowledge about terminals who knows a possible cause of this?
My local computer is Arch Linux and the remote server is Debian 11 (bullseye).
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In a horizontally-split mtm session in the Linux TTY, when I SSH into a remote server and edit a file with Vim, some actions (such as deleting lines, undoing deleting lines, and toggling syntax highlighting) cause the display to be incorrect (wrong lines being shown to be deleted, deleted text not being erased, overlapping text, etc).
These are all problems with the display; the content of the Vim buffer would still be correct, though it is displayed incorrectly. Forcing Vim to redraw itself (opening a new tab (
:tabe
) and closing it) would usually fix the display.This did not occur when I tested this:
I unable to consistently reproduce this and unsure how to debug this, but is there anyone who has experienced similar problems, or more knowledge about terminals who knows a possible cause of this?
My local computer is Arch Linux and the remote server is Debian 11 (bullseye).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: