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start gvim without it taking focus from the terminal that started it

I would really like to find a way to start gvim without the terminal losing focus.

I found a way to开发者_运维技巧 use gvim to display code when debugging in dbx. Gvim as dbx frontend

This works great but it causes gvim to steal the focus every time it hits a breakpoint or changes line.

I am pretty sure I could adapt a terminal keeping focus to work inside dbx.

I am running solaris on a sparc processor.

How can I start gvim without it taking focus from the terminal that started it?


If you're a KDE user, you can start gvim with the kstart command. The kstart program has extensive options for controlling the behavior of the program you're starting. The --onbottom option might accomplish what you're trying to do.

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