top | item 39009642 (no title) danra | 2 years ago Good to know.Of course, I did have to google how to quit easy vim. discuss order hn newest rgoulter|2 years ago > I did have to google how to quit easy vim.For those who know how to quit vim, but want to experience "how do I quit" again, try running `:term`. sweetjuly|2 years ago The real magic is opening :term, close all your splits, forget that you're still in term, try to open vim again, and then being momentarily confused why you find that all the keybinds and broken. This happens to me about once a month. hobabaObama|2 years ago for any one wonderingcntrl-o --> to get to normal vim modethen exit as usual lancebeet|2 years ago It's apparently also possible to do Ctrl-q to quit directly (it runs :confirm qall).
rgoulter|2 years ago > I did have to google how to quit easy vim.For those who know how to quit vim, but want to experience "how do I quit" again, try running `:term`. sweetjuly|2 years ago The real magic is opening :term, close all your splits, forget that you're still in term, try to open vim again, and then being momentarily confused why you find that all the keybinds and broken. This happens to me about once a month.
sweetjuly|2 years ago The real magic is opening :term, close all your splits, forget that you're still in term, try to open vim again, and then being momentarily confused why you find that all the keybinds and broken. This happens to me about once a month.
hobabaObama|2 years ago for any one wonderingcntrl-o --> to get to normal vim modethen exit as usual lancebeet|2 years ago It's apparently also possible to do Ctrl-q to quit directly (it runs :confirm qall).
lancebeet|2 years ago It's apparently also possible to do Ctrl-q to quit directly (it runs :confirm qall).
rgoulter|2 years ago
For those who know how to quit vim, but want to experience "how do I quit" again, try running `:term`.
sweetjuly|2 years ago
hobabaObama|2 years ago
cntrl-o --> to get to normal vim mode
then exit as usual
lancebeet|2 years ago