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    <p>To expand on Ray's answer…</p> <p>When you are using Vim <em>on</em> a remote server via SSH, everything you do in Vim is done on the remote server. The remote server <em>and</em> the remote Vim that you are running on it have zero practical knowledge of your local computer and its system clipboard.</p> <p>Because of that, <code>y</code> will never put the yanked text in your local clipboard.</p> <p>In order to copy a chunk of text <em>from</em> the remote Vim <em>to</em> your local machine's clipboard you have three options:</p> <ul> <li><p>Select the text with your mouse and hit <kbd>Cmd</kbd>+<kbd>C</kbd> like in any Mac OS X application.</p> <p>Obviously, it seems to be the easiest but it has at least three limitations:</p> <ol> <li><p>It is limited to the current screen. If the text you want to yank is not displayed entirely you won't be able to copy all of it.</p></li> <li><p>It doesn't play well with <code>set mouse=a</code>. With this option, any attempt to select something with the mouse will result in a <em>visual</em> mode selection which can't be copied with <kbd>Cmd</kbd>+<kbd>C</kbd>. As a workaround, you can use <kbd>Alt</kbd>+mouse to select the text without entering <em>visual</em> mode or simply remove this setting from your remote <code>~/.vimrc</code>.</p></li> <li><p>Line numbers are copied as well.</p></li> </ol></li> <li><p>Put the yanked text in a temporary file, <code>scp</code> it to your local machine and use <code>pbcopy</code> to put it in your system clipboard.</p> <p>This solution seems to be a little convoluted but it works (and the problem itself is also a little bit convoluted). Over the years I've seen a lot of different implementations ranging from simple one liners to client/server setups. <a href="http://endot.org/2011/12/04/remotecopy-copy-from-remote-terminals-into-your-local-clipboard/">Here is one</a>, feel free to google around for others.</p></li> <li><p>Use X-forwarding to connect your local clipboard to the remote clipboard if available.</p></li> </ul>
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    1. COThanks Romaini - I think this was closest answer. Seems there really is no very good answer though. I DO have mouse=a. I wish to keep it. Since I also want to keep nerd tree open, by pressing down Alt I not only get line numbers but also the directory. Either is bad really. I happen to also use Expanddrive mac. I moved my .vimrc and .vim directory onto mac and access over sftp. Still yank did not work no matter what i tried - so I put in this hack "vmap y :w !pbcopy<CR><CR>". That works pretty close to perfect. Odd little bug is that you can only copy FULL lines ...
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    2. COSince expanddrive is pretty expectable I suppose my question now would be if someone could improve on .... "vmap y :w !pbcopy<CR><CR>" .... a solution where partial line copies were possible.
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    3. COSince you are now working locally there's nothing preventing you from using MacVim which does actually allow you to use `"*y`, `"+y` or even <kbd>Cmd</kbd>+<kbd>C</kbd> to yank to the system clipboard.
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