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No questions on how to exit vim ๐ค ๐คจ?
Because the people are stuck in VIM
From another terminal:
ps ax | grep vim | awk '{print $1}' | xargs -- kill -9the only way to exit vim is to unplug your pc
Correct!
I haven't used vim since collage (I'm currently a aarp member) isn't it "cntrl-x" ?
that is nano
Pretty sure nano didn't exist in 93' oh well
But pico did and nano is built to emulate pico.
@gentooer @Crashumbc isnt pico built to emulate wordstar or something like that?
I'm afraid that's from before my time. I'm born in 1996 and didn't have internet before 2008. I think my first Linux install was Ubuntu 12.04 from a CD-ROM.
You're way past my knowledge. I'm not a programmer by trade. I just hack shit occasionally :p
How do I exit vmacs?? my coworker must have played s joke on me
You press the X button.