use correct $TERM env. var. under Linux #152
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because $TERM_PROGRAM is only used by Mac OS
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+1 for this change |
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Thanks for the support. How about @altercation should at some point deferring privileges to chosen members to resolve these semantic issues? |
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Stumbled upon this while trying to figure out why italics were enabled in GVim but not terminal Vim.
#120 is the way to go instead. |
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because $TERM_PROGRAM is only used by Mac OS