When I open several files using vim+tabf, switching across the files will involve using tabp&tabn.
Can I have a quicker way to do so?
Through the several tutorials and tips and tricks site about Vim, I think I happened to read that one can reassign a combination of keys in Vim.
I would have loved to switch between vim tabs more easily and quicker that typing :tabn or :tabp each time.
For the moment Ctrl + Left or Right arrow, makes me switch from command mode to insert mode, and pastes the character c or d according the arrow
I have Alt-Left and Alt-Right configured to navigate tabs on Vim.
:map <M-Left> :tabp<CR>
:map <M-Right> :tabn<CR>
It works. But when I run Vim inside GNU screen, either key binding combination deletes two lines in the active buffer instead of navigating tabs. Why??? Where does that come from, and how do I fix it?
I want to run a command on Linux in a way that it cannot create or open any files to write. It should still be able to read files as normal (so an empty chroot is not an option), and still be able to write to files already open (especially stdout).
Bonus points if writing files to certain directories (i.e.
This built-in Office software can open Office 97-2004 files only. Is there any possibility to open Office 2008/2007 files? In addition, I cannot find the shortcut within Note 2 but when I open Office file, it pops up to select the software. Where does the shortcut hide?
I have a shortcut on my desktop for a playlist of MP3 files that reside on a secondary hard drive. If I try launching the shortcut after booting, the files are not found. If I simply navigate to the root of the secondary drive using Nautilus and then go back and launch the shortcut, everything works fine. How can cut out this extra step? Thanks.
I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 and after splitting a single tex document into multiple files I noticed a strange bug.
Is there any way how to delete folder/files quicker than with command rm -rf?
It seems my disc is filled with bilions of files (sessions of php5) which were not deleted in cron so I need to delete them manually but it takes hours and it is still not helping reducing the amount.
So I have a mounted a samba shared drive (it contains all my files at uni) which when I connect via VPN I can access all the files in there... that was the hard part to set up.
What I'd like to do now is put a shortcut to open the file manager to the directory /mnt/leeds on my desktop, but have no idea how to.
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