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| - `CTRL-W _` maximize current window (vertically); count to size to specific height `10 CTRL-W _`. | ||
| - `CTRL-W |` maximize current window (horizontally). | ||
| - `CTRL-W =` equalize window sizes (vertically and horizontally). | ||
| - `CTRL-w T` pull the current window into a new tab |
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CTRL-W T is already listed below, under "Tabs". So we should change that to include the description ("pull the current window into a new tab") instead of adding a new entry here.
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Maybe a bit specific, might be better to note what
+does exactly separately but I think it's a common/cool enough trick. That of course depends on how you think of the vim terminal 😉