Hi, i am running vim in xterm windows.
Since an upgrade from Debian 11 to 12 the vim command :set mouse= does not disable the "GUI" interpretation of pasting text or numbers when vim is in normal mode (i.e. when pressing ':' leads to a command prompt in the base line and pressing 'i' leads to insert mode). I am used to pasting in a line number and then pressing 'G' to go to the line with that number. Now i get the insert mode enabled and my number is written into the edited text. So what can i do with contemporary Debian vim so that pasting does not throw me of the normal mode ? If the new behavior is a mandatory feature: Did anybody hear of a vim-vuan project that offers resistance ? (I have no Debian 11 at hand any more. It would be nice if one of the vim users of Debian 11 could confirm that after :set mouse= pasting the number text "123" by the mouse and pressing "G" on the keyboard brings the cursor to line 123 of the edited text. Maybe "set mouse=" did not have the desired effect already back then but the default was on my side ?) Have a nice day :) Thomas
