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                  Greg Hurrell
                  
                
                I'm not entirely sure that I can reproduce this. At least on a Mac (where there is no "gvim" but instead "mvim"), I think I might see what you're talking about. When I first open with mvim .and do:bthere are no listed buffers:E85: There is no listed buffer Also, :lsshows nothing.So, I bring up Command-T and then dismiss it, and there is indeed now a blank buffer down the bottom, and :bnow reports:"[No Name]" And :lsshows it as:6 %a "[No Name]" line 1 As you say, this doesn't happen if there is some other buffer already in the window. So will look into this further tomorrow if I can. 
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                  adrian olaru
                  
                
                Yup, this is what I was trying to say. I'm also on a Mac but I have the mvim symlinked to gvim. Thanks. 
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