Installation and configuration of Vim under Ubuntu

Since ubuntu16.04 has been able to open files directly with VIM, it is not necessary to use Gvim, Vim appears more lightweight.

Installation of Vim:

sudo apt-get install vim

sudo apt-get install Vim-gnome

Configuration of Vim:

1. Under/home, Ctrl + H shows hidden files, new files. Vim can be configured with VIMRC.

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My. VIMRC

Ps:autocmd bufenter * CD%:p: H is the folder where the directory is transferred to the current file, there is a bug that the path cannot have spaces

The 2.vim is terminal-based, so the background/font/color can be modified in the terminal-edit-profile preferences.

The effects I configured are as follows.

Installation and configuration of Vim under Ubuntu