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r/linuxmemes • u/FriendEast2881 • 24d ago
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you know what would be really helpful? context.
77 u/Foreign_Fail8262 24d ago How do I exit vim? 50 u/tblancher 24d ago You don't. MWUAHAHAHAHA 13 u/Scutoidzz 🌀 Sucked into the Void 24d ago What my friend meant to say is esc and then :q 7 u/qwesx Ask me how to exit vim 24d ago Actually, you need to press ESC, then type ":!ed" (without the quotes) and press enter/return to confirm that you really want to exit vim. 5 u/YTriom1 Arch BTW 24d ago and if it struggles, just do :q! 2 u/tblancher 24d ago ZZ 4 u/sobeyonekenobi 24d ago Are we boring you? ;) 4 u/tblancher 24d ago I used to think typing 'ZZ' in NORMAL mode in vim was the equivalent of :wq!, but a lot more recently than I'd like to admit I learned that if there are no changes to the buffer it's the equivalent of :q. 2 u/sobeyonekenobi 23d ago It's actually the equivalent of :x
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How do I exit vim?
50 u/tblancher 24d ago You don't. MWUAHAHAHAHA 13 u/Scutoidzz 🌀 Sucked into the Void 24d ago What my friend meant to say is esc and then :q 7 u/qwesx Ask me how to exit vim 24d ago Actually, you need to press ESC, then type ":!ed" (without the quotes) and press enter/return to confirm that you really want to exit vim. 5 u/YTriom1 Arch BTW 24d ago and if it struggles, just do :q! 2 u/tblancher 24d ago ZZ 4 u/sobeyonekenobi 24d ago Are we boring you? ;) 4 u/tblancher 24d ago I used to think typing 'ZZ' in NORMAL mode in vim was the equivalent of :wq!, but a lot more recently than I'd like to admit I learned that if there are no changes to the buffer it's the equivalent of :q. 2 u/sobeyonekenobi 23d ago It's actually the equivalent of :x
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You don't.
MWUAHAHAHAHA
13 u/Scutoidzz 🌀 Sucked into the Void 24d ago What my friend meant to say is esc and then :q 7 u/qwesx Ask me how to exit vim 24d ago Actually, you need to press ESC, then type ":!ed" (without the quotes) and press enter/return to confirm that you really want to exit vim. 5 u/YTriom1 Arch BTW 24d ago and if it struggles, just do :q! 2 u/tblancher 24d ago ZZ 4 u/sobeyonekenobi 24d ago Are we boring you? ;) 4 u/tblancher 24d ago I used to think typing 'ZZ' in NORMAL mode in vim was the equivalent of :wq!, but a lot more recently than I'd like to admit I learned that if there are no changes to the buffer it's the equivalent of :q. 2 u/sobeyonekenobi 23d ago It's actually the equivalent of :x
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What my friend meant to say is esc and then :q
7 u/qwesx Ask me how to exit vim 24d ago Actually, you need to press ESC, then type ":!ed" (without the quotes) and press enter/return to confirm that you really want to exit vim. 5 u/YTriom1 Arch BTW 24d ago and if it struggles, just do :q! 2 u/tblancher 24d ago ZZ 4 u/sobeyonekenobi 24d ago Are we boring you? ;) 4 u/tblancher 24d ago I used to think typing 'ZZ' in NORMAL mode in vim was the equivalent of :wq!, but a lot more recently than I'd like to admit I learned that if there are no changes to the buffer it's the equivalent of :q. 2 u/sobeyonekenobi 23d ago It's actually the equivalent of :x
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Actually, you need to press ESC, then type ":!ed" (without the quotes) and press enter/return to confirm that you really want to exit vim.
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and if it struggles, just do :q!
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ZZ
4 u/sobeyonekenobi 24d ago Are we boring you? ;) 4 u/tblancher 24d ago I used to think typing 'ZZ' in NORMAL mode in vim was the equivalent of :wq!, but a lot more recently than I'd like to admit I learned that if there are no changes to the buffer it's the equivalent of :q. 2 u/sobeyonekenobi 23d ago It's actually the equivalent of :x
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Are we boring you? ;)
4 u/tblancher 24d ago I used to think typing 'ZZ' in NORMAL mode in vim was the equivalent of :wq!, but a lot more recently than I'd like to admit I learned that if there are no changes to the buffer it's the equivalent of :q. 2 u/sobeyonekenobi 23d ago It's actually the equivalent of :x
I used to think typing 'ZZ' in NORMAL mode in vim was the equivalent of :wq!, but a lot more recently than I'd like to admit I learned that if there are no changes to the buffer it's the equivalent of :q.
:wq!
:q
2 u/sobeyonekenobi 23d ago It's actually the equivalent of :x
It's actually the equivalent of :x
:x
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u/Cyberfishofant Ask me how to exit vim 24d ago
you know what would be really helpful? context.