Vim Screencasts – vimcasts.org from Drew Neil the author of Practical Vim.
Over the past or so year I have been heavily using `Vim` as my main text editor for Python scripting and LaTeX editing of my CV as well as taking notes from occasionally. Moreover, over the past few months I’ve added `tmux`, a terminal multiplexer similar to screen, to my environment to get a great combination with `Zsh`. If you love the Linux terminal as I do this is a great combination. Each of these three tools is very popular and very expandable and customizable.
`Vim` has a steep learning curve and it will take a lifetime of use to master it. So if you do not like the terminal I would recommend against using vim as it is a terminal-based text editor which heavily depends on keyboard shortcuts and is not for people who like to use the mouse. However, do not be
Searching for vim will yield a variety of text and video tutorials as well hour plus long talks. Each has its own however I recently discovered TheFrugalComputerGuy on Youtube and his videos are quite easy to follow for beginners. I recommend them to everyone especially beginners. A playlist is embedded below. Another video below it is a good way to improve your vim speed by using (or not) some features.
Also, I have previously shared vim games that help learn vim in a fun way.
And of course the VimTutor is a great way to learn about vim. Simply type vimtutor in the terminal to begin your learning journey.
As a user of Anaconda python I have been receiving (Ubuntu) system warnings of low free space in my home directory. Investigating what was causing this I found out that Anaconda python had several versions of each package. The overall size of the pkgs directory was 14+ GB. After cleaning it is about 3GB.
The second largest directory was my mail in Thunderbird.
So it would be wise, especially if you are limited in disk space, to clean Anaconda. The commands I used are as follows:
conda clean --all conda update conda # just to make sure nothing is broken and # your environment is updated source activate <your-environment> conda update --all conda clean --all
This wiki is intended to hold documentation of any kind about GNU Bash. The main motivation was to provide human-readable documentation and information so users aren’t forced to read every bit of the Bash manpage – which can be difficult to understand. However, the docs here are not meant as a newbie tutorial.
Github announced today the Teletype package for Atom, package for real-time collaborative coding. Below is an animation and video of how it works.
via Github blog
Ibrahim El Merehbi 