commit e72e7e10a561cba9e47f115bf5b437536d552fe3
Author: nhanb <nhan@nerdyweekly.com>
Date:   Tue Dec 16 21:32:45 2014 +0700

    add italic post deprecation warning

diff --git a/content/italic-text-in-vim-tmux-gnome-terminal.md b/content/italic-text-in-vim-tmux-gnome-terminal.md
index 861f0cd..18afd38 100644
--- a/content/italic-text-in-vim-tmux-gnome-terminal.md
+++ b/content/italic-text-in-vim-tmux-gnome-terminal.md
@@ -4,6 +4,12 @@
 Tags: linux, vim
 Slug: enable-italic-text-vim-tmux-gnome-terminal
 
+**Update**: As `egmont` pointed out in the comments: setting `TERM=xterm` inside tmux is
+discouraged and will cause wrong behavior in some programs. Changing all instances of
+`xterm-256color` to `screen-256color` in this tutorial should work, but I'm no longer using
+gnome-terminal so I can't test that. I'm now a KDE convert by the way; italic text Just
+Works<sup>tm</sup> with Konsole. Neat, eh?
+
 It has bothered me for a while what I can't get terminal vim to display *italic* text. It might
 seem trivial but it makes a world of difference when I'm editing Markdown or HTML. Here's what gvim
 looks like: