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or you use vterm-mode as your terminal and then you simply open a file like you do now, except now it opens in place of the vterm-mode buffer. Close the buffer
by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
or you use vterm-mode as your terminal and then you simply open a file like you do now, except now it opens in place of the vterm-mode buffer. Close the buffer like you would do, and you're back to vterm.