Category Archives: vim
Ubuntu’s vim and vim-latexsuite
Since the default gvim-application-menu-entry in Ubuntu starts gVim via “gvim -f” it is not able to execute a couple of vim-latexsuite commands properly, for example |lv and |ls just don’t work. Changing the menu-entry fixes this issue (also for starting … Continue reading
vim-latexsuite rocks (after some configuration)
I am using vim-latexsuite under Ubuntu Hardy Heron and it rocks – absolutely – after some bugfixing and configuration. Had to spent some time in the sources and in a couple of mailinglist till I got it running. After all … Continue reading
Remote editing with (g)vim
Logging onto an remote server and editing a file via vi(m) requires three things (to do it securely): (Open)SSH: the tool of choice for (almost) every network-operation. (g)VIM: the ugly monster editor of choice to those that have seen the … Continue reading
vimdiff plugin for Bazaar (nice!)
Bazaar is generally the way to go if it comes to the question of version control systems – at least if you ask me for the direction to go .This thing makes the already rocking bazaar-vcs rock even more. Software … Continue reading