Jagpreet wrote:
Thanks for your quick reply.
Well I'm not using any X-server nor do I intend to.
I see you're on Windows so that's understandable. Nevertheless, if you try to
run a Cygwin version of Vim compiled with X support, it will try to connect to
an X server, and wait for a timeout before deciding that it can't find it. Try
:echo has('x11')
(in Vim). If the answer is nonzero, then your Vim is compiled with X11
support, and adding -X on the command-line will avoid the timeout by telling
Vim that it shouldn't check for an X11 server, but instead assume that it
hasn't got one.
I just find that I logon to server with SSH instead of telnet(as server
doesn't support this).
All I want to use vim in consol mode because it works very fast, and is
working on other server with the same settings.
After the file gets open it works as expected but its very long time it
takes to open the file.
So far as display settings are concerned I have that in .bashrc file and I'm
exporting DISPLAY variable anyways. I tried the same with without setting
that as well but result is the same.
Not sure whats happening.
Another possibility would be a slow connection and/or a busy network; but I
suppose you have checked for that eventuality?
Best regards,
Tony.
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