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Great article. Recommended.

Story: Getting more out of Vim - some tipsTotal Replies: 8
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tqk

Feb 20, 2011
4:18 PM EST 		I wish we could get over the one, true editor BS (I use both), but other than that, nice article, well written, he even spells well. There's a few great tip in there that I never heard of.
Sander_Marechal

Feb 20, 2011
7:20 PM EST
Quoting:I wish we could get over the one, true editor BS


It's all a big in-joke anyway.
Steven_Rosenber

Feb 20, 2011
11:08 PM EST 		I should really work on my vi skills. It's my console editor of choice, and I can hack around in it, but I don't do anything complicated.
telanoc

Feb 21, 2011
3:28 PM EST 		I have to say it....

'ed' is the standard text editor.

:)
jezuch

Feb 21, 2011
4:01 PM EST 		?
jezuch

Feb 21, 2011
4:01 PM EST 		[I think it's the shortest joke I ever made.]
hkwint

Feb 24, 2011
7:01 AM EST 		Indeed, once I installdes somethin (think NetBSD or so?) and vi and pico were unavailable, so the only thing left was using ed.
Steven_Rosenber

Feb 24, 2011
11:31 AM EST 		NetBSD ships vi (the nvi version) nowadays.
hkwint

Feb 24, 2011
12:13 PM EST 		That's great. Nowadays I don't have any reason to try BSD anymore I think, but it's great it's there when I want / need it!

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