Date:    Apr 04/01/10 7:38 PM
Subject: [GNHLUG] Vim - how to learn more - CentraLUG, April 5th
From:   "Ted Roche"

The April meeting of the Central New Hampshire Linux User Group, CentraLUG,
will be on Monday, April 5th, at the New Hampshire Technical Institute's Library, Room 146,
starting at 7 PM. Directions and details always available at http://www.centralug.org

Ted will talk about Vim the text editor. Developed by Bram Moolenaar and originally
released for the Amiga (on Fred Fish 591!)[1], Vim was based on the vi editor by Bill Joy
(and he, in turn was inspired by ex, etcetera...). No expert, Ted will talk about what
he's learned and where he learned it, resources that are out there to learn or enhance
the basic functionality, and a demonstration of what he's learned so far and how far
he has to go. We'll talk about resources you can use - websites, cheatsheets,
videocasts, books - online and paper version, a really cool one-liner, add-ons and
plugins and more! Beginners interested in learning about Vim are welcome.
Experienced practitioners and experts are welcome to share their insights and
suggestions on how to learn more.  Emacs users are welcome to make constructive comments.

As always. we will have a question and answer session, announcements, job openings,
folks looking for jobs, and general camaraderie. Hope to see you there.

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vim_(text_editor)

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Ted Roche
Ted Roche & Associates, LLC
http://www.tedroche.com

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