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Speaking UNIX: The New and Improved Vim Editor
Filed under: nerdy stuff;2 CommentsIf you’ve worked on IBM AIX,another flavor of UNIX/Linux,you’ve more than likely used the vi editor.Since its conception in 1976,vi has become a staple for anyone wanting to edit files. How could someone make a more powerful editing tool than vi, you may ask?The answer is Vim,and this article provides details on the many enhancements & usage of vim
2 Responses to “Speaking UNIX: The New and Improved Vim Editor”
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Blobby100 September 15th, 2008 at 8:35 pm
I only use Vim (or Emacs) infrequently and always forget the command key mapping. Where possible, for quick and dirty terminal editing, I tend to use something like nano or Joe’s Own Editor – that way at least the instructions are on screen at all times.
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Yea but Vim is on every linux and unix systems you can think I normally keep vi command print out I know I’m a NOOB
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