Hi,
I tried to look up information online on this but wasn't able to find
anything that worked. I used Vi at my old job and loved the editing
features it provided. I've moved to a new place now and I am the only
developer here. I logged into a SunOS Unix box (bash shell) and
while things work
Can anyone please help make my vi editor colorful?
Hi, it is a big difference between 'vi' and 'vim'. You work with plain 'vi' as
being on solaris, probably. So the right answer should be 'install vim'.
Try http://sunfreeware.com/
After vim installation, I recommend:
:help coloring
And if it
On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 10:11 AM, duffman wrote:
Hi,
I tried to look up information online on this but wasn't able to find
anything that worked. I used Vi at my old job and loved the editing
features it provided. I've moved to a new place now and I am the only
developer here. I logged
On 2010-07-21, duffman wrote:
Hi,
I tried to look up information online on this but wasn't able to find
anything that worked. I used Vi at my old job and loved the editing
features it provided. I've moved to a new place now and I am the only
developer here. I logged into a SunOS Unix box
Many thanks for your replies! I am working at a big corporation and
the IT-powers that be have access to most root level modifications. I
have read/write permissions on my home directory (/home/myName).
Could I install the vim editor under my directory? If so, any pointers
on what to do? Once
On Jul 21, 1:17 pm, duffman samarthsangh...@gmail.com wrote:
Many thanks for your replies! I am working at a big corporation and
the IT-powers that be have access to most root level modifications. I
have read/write permissions on my home directory (/home/myName).
Could I install the vim
On 21/07/10 20:35, Dominique Pellé wrote:
duffman wrote:
Many thanks for your replies! I am working at a big corporation and
the IT-powers that be have access to most root level modifications. I
have read/write permissions on my home directory (/home/myName).
Could I install the vim editor
