Dual monitor possible?

Ashley Benton meggalen at gmail.com
Fri Oct 5 16:28:43 UTC 2007


Thank you, that did work. Sorry I was tired and I read the book wrong,
should have found out but I didn't. If I want to work with vim do I have to
open it like that: "terminal$ sudo vim" or do I have to become root and open
it once I am root?  If I have to become root how do I do that? Is it my user
password or another? Sorry I didn't try it yet, just learning.
Thank you
Megan


On 10/5/07, Brian McKee <brian.mckee at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> RE your problems with vim
>
> 1 - Make sure you started it with sudo.
>
> 2 - It's q! not !q
>
> If you open the file and change something, vim won't quit unless you
> either save it (with :w) or tell it you really want to quit (with q!)
>
> If you aren't root, it can't save it, so it still won't quit after you
> try that.  And !q means 'run a program called q'  not 'quit now!'
>
> Brian
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