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		<title> and  issues on vim with $TERM=&#8221;screen&#8221;</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Because of tmux I run with $TERM=&#8221;screen&#8221; instead of my regular rxvt-unicode, but I had a big issue with VIM because of this, it kept writing and F\n and H\n each time I pressed and keys respectively. I finally found the way to solve this, making VIM use $TERM=&#8221;xterm&#8221; internally writing this on my ~/.vimrc: [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Because of tmux I run with $TERM=&#8221;screen&#8221; instead of my regular rxvt-unicode, but I had a big issue with VIM because of this, it kept writing and F\n and H\n each time I pressed <End> and <Home> keys respectively. I finally found the way to solve this, making VIM use $TERM=&#8221;xterm&#8221; internally writing this on my ~/.vimrc:<br />
<code>if &#038;term == "screen"<br />
  set term=xterm<br />
endif</code></p>
<p>So, this way, even in my servers without XTerm installed (but ncurses-term) I can use VIM as I&#8217;m used to.</p>
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