- Move split to new tab:
<C-W>T
- Resize splits:
- Decrease/Increase width:
<C-w> 5 <
/<C-w> 5 >
or:vertical resize -5
/:vertical resize +5
- Decrease/Increase height:
<C-w> 5 -
/<C-w> 5 +
or:resize -5
/:resize +5
- Resize all windows to equal dimensions based on their splits, you can use
<C-w> =
- Increase a window to its maximum height, use
<C-w> _
.
- Decrease/Increase width:
- Increase a window to its maximum height, use
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with Ubuntu 18.04 and higher, this might be useful: https://askubuntu.com/questions/61396/how-do-i-install-the-nvidia-drivers/61433#61433
However, it seems that contrary to what the ubuntu-drivers devices | grep nvidia
recommends, for Ubuntu 16.04, installing the latest recommended version of the driver (currently 430) does not play nice with X (maybe my kernal is not updated). And once I update the kernal I'll have to go through this all over again. So, better write shit down.
For now, following this
NOTE: May remove CUDA installations as well*