GNU/Linux ◆ xterm-256color ◆ bash 539 views

I always wanted a simpler way to run an arbitrary shell commands with the output being captured into some throwaway buffer. Mostly for the simple scripting (press a button, script is executed and the output is immediately visible).

I have used (and still use) relevant builtin commands (:make, :!cmd, :r !cmd and all the jazz with quickfix/location-list windows) but … I didn’t feel it worked my way.

This works my way though.