I feel so many of us have had a bad initial experience when first dabbling with Linux and subsequently vim, honestly usually not all that bad but we or at least I have shyed away from using it for a seemingly irrational reasoning.... Perhaps its just me? Great video! Very informative and concise :)
Great video. Long time vim user and I am so comfortable with it that when I have to use a different tool, I check if I can use vim keybindings. Off topic, I recently discovered screen (I know, I thought tmux was all there was!) and I would be interested in a multiplexing video if there isn't one already. Keep up the good work. Thanks.
ok so I spent about 8 hours (no joke) because curl would throw errors like 'permission denied' and 'unable to write to this file'. The solution is: don't install curl with snap, install is with apt. Because if you install it with snap, it won't be able to write to hidden directory's. Try snap remove curl, then apt install curl. It's possible that youu'll then have to write /usr/bin/curl to use curl but yeah. I had a terrible day today
First of all, thank you for sharing a good one! Can I ask how to set the comment line color too? I tried to change # comment line color black to another one, so I google it but I couldn't find how to change it.... Could you help me how to change it??
@@michalroesler in the command line to open the files with vim, I think you have to specify to open them from root by using ~/ before the file name/directory
I see that this is an old question, but for anyone else experiencing this issue, It may be that, like me, you typed: "plug 'tpope/vim-fugitive'" When it should be "Plug 'tpope/vim-fugitive'". Capital P for Plug.
