If they don't understand this, can we even call it intelligent life?
56 1 ReplyI just shoot myself whenever I want to leave vim
36 0 Replywrong: you press esc multiple times to make sure you are in normal mode.
35 0 Replysudo nano
27 3 Replyuntil the moment you realize that somehow you are not on your native keyboard layout and where the hell is : and ! in this weird language??!
25 2 Reply"I use Arch Linux btw"
*doesn't know how to use vim
Pottery
22 0 ReplyESC Z Z
Although I usually bang ESC a few times to
make sure i’m back to command mode20 0 ReplyGreat, now all my changes are lost. Thank you very much!
17 0 ReplyYanks power cord
17 0 Reply:r! shutdown -p now
always works in a pinch ;)16 0 ReplyCtrl-z
ps
kill -9 pid
fg
12 1 ReplyOk ok, I know it's a meme, but gentle reminder that :x is :w and :q combined (save and exit). I got taught that in high school (it was a dec unix with real vt120 terminals) and luckily for me I remembered that even if I didn't touch vi for a few years afterwards.
11 1 Replyi think you mean ctrl s and ctrl x
10 2 ReplyWhat is this sorcery?! I thought you had to reboot each time to exit.
8 1 ReplyMETA-C :wq!
ESC is all the way over there and my hand is already on the space bar.
5 0 ReplyThat's only if you don't want to save first (ahem write the buffer).
5 0 ReplyJoke's on them I'm using Emacs as an OS so when I want to exit vi I just
C-a M-exit C-r C-y
.3 0 ReplyBut I don't want to stop.
3 0 ReplyI prefer ctrl-[ instead of escape
3 0 Reply[ESC] wq
2 0 ReplyZQ
2 0 ReplyFrom phone: ssh user@server killall vim
1 0 ReplyZZ
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