WinZip Pro 17.0 Build 10283 (x86 x64) Incl Patch and Serial @By utorrent
Fell free to leave a comment or to tell me that I have to change something
So I've just started using Linux and I've been trying to make a proper programming hobby of it. I installed Wine and then installed some programs (mainly just because I needed them) like Ruby, Eclipse (Java), Sublime Text and SQLPlus.
I then decided that I would try to install
an IDE, Vim. I installed Vundle and it didn't work. I had to add some plugins to make Vundle work.
Anyway, I installed Sublime, I want to leave it open so I can continue work in it when I need it.
Now, my computer is way too slow. I don't know if it's the processor or the RAM or a virus or something.
I'm currently running Ubuntu 20.04 on a Lenovo Ideapad 100S.
When I try to install Vim, I type
sudo apt install vim-nox
I get
$ sudo apt install vim-nox
[sudo] password for nicolas:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
vim is already the newest version (7.4.1689-1+b1).
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 2 not upgraded.
1 not fully installed or removed.
After this operation, 0 B of additional disk space will be used.
Do you want to continue? [Y/n] Y
Setting up vim (7.4.1689-1+b1)...
Which looks good to me but when I try to open a file in Vim and it is in my home folder
it says
Could not load '/home/nicolas/.vimrc'
So I wonder what I did wrong? Did I mess something up?
A:
You probably started VIM in a non-interactive way. You are probably running it using an alias, e.g.:
vim foo
This will launch the vim instance in read-only mode and then ask you to save the file foo.
If you open VIM directly, e.g.:
vim foo
you will automatically have access to all files in your $HOME directory.
If this is not your case be359ba680
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