I used xshell as a terminal to connect to a remote host, but whenever I start vim, xshell automatically starts a xbrower and tries to "xstart" it, I assume it tries to start gvim or some thing with a xwindow, but this is very annoying, how can I silent xshell and make it do what I have told it to do? Thanks.
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