http://www.linuxquestions.org – Published at LXer: Vim is one of the popular text editors of Linux. Because of its capabilities, there is a large fan base of this command line based text editor. In this article, we will discuss some impressive features of vim editor that can help you save a lot of time while working on vim. Read More... (HowTos)

http://unix.stackexchange.com – I wanted to write a function to retrieve a field from the list of background jobs in bash. (HowTos)

http://unix.stackexchange.com – I have this keybinding in .vimrc: map + :put=''<cr> map - dd I find it really useful for fast layout and source file cleaning with + and -. But using :put=""<cr> adds a line after the current cursor line, whereas dd removes a line at the current cursor. I'd rather have my + keybinding insert a line rather than add it after. What command should I try ? (HowTos)

https://bbs.archlinux.org – I made the Vim-to-Emacs switch in the last year. I started out by trying one of the Vi-like modes (can't remember which...Viper I think) but I eventually just scrapped that and dove in head first. The thing is that a) Emacs has a few metric shit-tons of features that you can learn and b) it nearly maxes out the possible keybindings. (HowTos)

http://askubuntu.com – While editing a simple text file where every line is nearly to the end of screen, I was expecting vim to retain the column position as I used j and k to move up and down. Surprisingly, it does not happen. (HowTos)