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When will the EU force Vim to let users out?

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Hit Esc then type “q!” <- how hard was that? Don’t listen to the vimxit liars

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Don’t forget the ‘:’ before the q!, when you type ‘:’ you enter command mode, the q command quits the file and putting an exclamation mark after the q doesn’t save the file and forces the file to be closed

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Or if you want to text edit in hardcore mode, only use :x to exit. For after you’ve gotten used to vim and want to bring back some of the challenge.

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Ok, I may have forgotten about the “:” but I stand by the rest, if you can’t remember how to do a qw, then you can’t be trusted to write to a file.

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9 points

Open a new terminal and type sudo killall vim

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9 points

reboot to assert dominance

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5 points

You must still be trapped

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6 points

I’m very close to just editing that comment

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4 points

‘ZZ’ you heathen

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