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I listed all the necessary commands that I used in my daily terminal work life. What is a VI/VIM? Vi/VIM - A Text Editor For Unix based Systems like Linux, macOS, and FreeBSD. How to open a file Using…
When working with files in the vi editor through the Linux command line interface (CLI), you can perform various file handling operations. Here are some common tasks and commands for handling files in…
Vi - Unix Editor, Other editors are like Emacs and Nano. Syntax to open a file using Vim. vim File_name The above command opens an already-created file, else if the file is missing it creates a new f…
Introduction If you're new to DevOps, understanding how to edit files in the Linux terminal is a crucial skill to have. In this blog post, we'll focus on using the popular Vim text editor, which has a…
Vim is a highly configurable, terminal-based text editor that has been around since the early 90s, and despite its age, it remains a go-to tool for developers and sysadmins across the globe. So what makes Vim so unique? For starters, Vim ha…
Vim is one of the most popular text editors among Linux users. Linux System Administrators prefer to use it more than Linux users. In this article, let’s explore a short history of vim and as a develo…
Working in Linux mostly happens from the command line, so you need a command line text editor nano is easy to use and available on many Linux installations by default vim is vi improved, a very powe…
Neovim is a fork of the Vim text editor that aims to improve upon Vim by addressing some of its limitations and incorporating new features. Some of the key differences between Neovim and Vim include: …
Have you been wanting to write your own neovim configuration in Lua, or translate your old vimrc? If the answer is yes, you're in the right place. In this article, I'm going to tell you everything you…
VIM is a widely used file editor of Linux. Here you can get to know the usage and functionality of the VIM editor. Syntax: vim filename/filepath There are three modes in VIM. Command Mode Insert Mod…
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