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As explained on the splashscreen, they've remapped that to backslash. I suspect it'd be much more useful with a BT keyboard - lack of ctrl and tab for a start.
by neckbeard 15y ago
As explained on the splashscreen, they've remapped that to backslash. I suspect it'd be much more useful with a BT keyboard - lack of ctrl and tab for a start.
The font is pretty ugly too - I can't easily tell the difference between q and g.
However, it is a neat hack, if not very usable.
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- jcitme 15y agoIt doesn't seem retina optimized. The font is horrendous on my iPhone 4.
- Ecco 15y agoActually it is (or it should be. Just file a bug if it doesn't work for you). By default anti-aliasing is disabled, but you can toggle it on.
- daxelrod 15y agoThis commit [1] seems to indicate that it's possible to change the font. However, I can't actually figure out a way to do so; ":set guifont" doesn't appear to work. [1]: https://github.com/applidium/Vim/commit/be572d759e857de58453b4427bc8b7a66c76d379 https://github.com/applidium/Vim/commit/be572d759e857de58453...
- Ecco 15y agoHi :-) I added font support pretty much at the last minute. Here's an example of something that should work ":set guifont=Courier:h14"