VI Editor – Linux Tutorial #14
this video introduces VI Editor. The VI editor is the most popular and classic text editor in the Linux family.
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0:16 Why VI Editor?
1:16 Command Mode
1:39 Insert Mode
2:24 Command Mode
5:12 Moving Within File
5:54 Saving or closing the file
7:05 Summary
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Comments
Guru99
AuthorCheck out COMPLETE LinuxTutorials: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLckPQEKYlbxebubMWdjcGR7K_ukm35ZjN
Just Stop IT
AuthorThanks
ketan bhorunde
Author2:11 start
MiscStuff
AuthorNever ever going to touch that abomination, it must have been outdated 40 years ago, nano all the way.
Chen-En Wang
Authorbest tutorial for beginners vm editor
sam idew
AuthorVi is not user friendly and very confusing.
Nicht Vorhanden
AuthorUser friendly my ass. If you need a video to explain how to use a text-editor your text-editor is not user-friendly.
And even after that, new users will make an extreme amount of errors simply because its not friendly in any way.
Amarjit Singh
Authorweirdest text editor I've ever seen. But your video helped to understand.
Khansa Qureshi
Authorhelpful video 🙂
Strider D
Authordude, that was an awesome explanation, thank you. I am taking a linux class where we have to script. my teacher is shit, he expects us to open vi and use it without any exposure to linux or scripting. your video explained more to me than his awful 3 hours class. thank you.
Aneela Sravani
AuthorCool! Really simple and easy to understand….very helpful
Narayan Uppar
AuthorThank you Sir!
Ilja Tarans
AuthorPerfect video. Thanks!
Arctic Wolf Official
Author0:17 The hell is that thing?!
Plank Skills
AuthorgVIM is the best i think
02_Francisco Albán
AuthorThank you! It was very helpful
feliusps
AuthorExcellent and clear explanation
Abderrazak Croxup
Authorthanks for VI
Ankit Bansal
AuthorAcha padhaya bhai good
Mihir Luthra
Authori logged in to my mail just to specially like your video,awesome work mannn!!!
Good DeedsLeadTo
AuthorIs escape mode not different from command mode?
Escape mode is the default mode.
You can give certain inputs in the escape mode changes the mode internally into Insert mode & then you have to hit esc key to return because the insert mode does not automatically return to escape mode & insertion continues.
You can give certain inputs in escape mode that internally changes to insert mode, then automatically return to escape or default mode.
To save the insertion or changes, you need to hit : from esc mode.
: is called command mode.
Thanks
Pour Rain On Me
Authorthis is what i needed… thanks
Harmanjot Jattana
AuthorThanku sir..vry useful video
Mahesh
Authorvry gud short tutorial
Laurynas K
AuthorVI editor most popular text editor in linux family, do you even nano? 😀
Nikita Agrawal
AuthorI just loved this video….. learning vi editor was so difficult….but now I have gained it all…..
arun deep
AuthorThanks
Anton Somov
Authornano is NOT a version of vi, it is an emulator of pico text editor found in pine. Good tutorial otherwise.
shizyninjarocks
AuthorUSER FRIENDLY??? HAHAHAHAHAHA
Max Limitz
AuthorThis is kind of a funny video, because it's like a cool advertisement. I have tried various text editors and my favorites are Emacs (Linux/Unix), TextWrangler (Mac) and SuperEdi (Windows).