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Open file from vifm in split view
I use `vifm` in split mode - it always shows two vertically separated windows each with a directory listing. From there I can open files using the right arrow. However when I open a text file, `vifm` goes to the background and `vi` is in the foreground covering the whole screen. Is it possible to have `vi` only open in the window from where I open the text file (ie. half the screen), and have the other window (the other half of the screen) continue to show `vifm` and the directory listing?

I'm using debian 11 if that matters.

Suggested about 3 years ago by Quasímodo‭