LCD 047

Sadly, this breaks error sorting (cf. `:h syntastic-config-sort`).

Syntastic is dead, you should consider using [ALE][ALE] instead. But if you insist on doing this feel free to find a suitable linter for TOML, and write the [relevant code][guide]...

@scrooloose is still [missing in action](https://github.com/scrooloose?tab=activity), but I'm pretty sure he mentioned vim-dispatch in the past. So yes, we're aware of it. My personal take is that vim-dispatch is nice...

If it happens in background, why not? :)

Ah right, in tmux parlance "panes" are equivalents to Vim's windows. Ok, would that work better if the checkers would be sent to run in a background tmux window (equivalent...

@justinmk After scratching my head about it for a while, I don't see any useful way to interface vimproc with syntastic. Assuming I decrypted it properly, vimproc's main use of...

On a related topic: I played a little with [AsyncCommand](https://github.com/pydave/AsyncCommand), and it isn't very robust. It appears to leave background processes behind, which can happily eat 99% of CPU cycles....

Well, vim-dispatch mentioned above uses tmux to send Vim a `SIGWINCH` when a background command finishes. Also, I believe `--remote` requires `+clientserver`, not a GUI. As for `CursorHold`, I know...

@justinmk: Apparently it requires either OLE (that is, Windows), or an X-like clipboard (UNIX, Mac OS, or VMS). This means Vim needs to run in a (specific) GUI, but Vim...

> Any chance you could file a bug to AsyncCommand for how you produced abandoned background processes ("which can happily eat 99% of CPU cycles.")? Vanishingly small chances. As I...