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@AlexDeLarge what's the next step? I'll make Kali Linux my daily driver, I'll do anything!
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@luper Kali is only "cringy" when not used for what it was made for :)
Good luck for Vim, you should soon be more comfortable with it!
By the way, for this kind of error, I suggest using the embedded "sed" command (if you haven't already).
A little: ":%s/\:w//g" and your code should be clean. (Don't forget to change the regex if needed) -
@Jilano oh totally joking about the Kali/hacker thing...
Although I am gonna use that regex! Thanks for that -
@Jilano Oops. didn't see yours
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@Root No worries, it was far from covering every possibilities anyway! :)
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Amen :p
I don't know what to write for this. 😂
So I'm trying to get used to using vim and I've spent a couple of days setting up my vimrc and practising commands and what not.
Come today I'm doing my first proper coding session and my codes sending back weird errors and I can't work out why
Then when I read very carefully I find :w somewhere it's not supposed to be... Of course I'd forgetten to enter normal mode a ton of times and now my code is littered with :wq and :w so I spent a few minutes combing my code to find them all and it all works now.
Am I an elite hacker now?
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don't forget the esc button