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what is vimx just wondering ?
Seems to be just normal vim, maybe some distros packages the binary (of vim with more options enabled at compile time) as vimx so that it doesn't conflict with another vim package (as an example vim-tiny). https://www.systutorials.com/docs/linux/man/1-vimx/
But only @aram@garam@lemmy.my.id, can answer that for us.
vimx support X/Wayland copy paste, using "+y or "+p
Like GVim, but on terminal... haha...