Linux-vim and SSH Client

　　I. Use of VIM

　　　　The standard editor for Linux is the equivalent of a notepad in the Windows system, which is no less powerful than any of the latest text editors.

(1) Vim installation

(2) Vim use: Operating mode

General mode (default mode, cannot edit document, only view, press I enter edit mode)

Edit mode (this mode allows you to edit text, press ESC to exit and go to normal mode)

Command mode (press: Enter command mode in general mode)

-Q: Safe exit

-q!: Forced exit

-WQ: Save exit

-set Number: Set lines for editing text

-set nonumber: Cancel row Count setting

　　Second , SSH client use

　　　(1) Linux system installation SSH client server

See if installation: sudo apt-cache policy openssh-client openssh-server

(2) Windows Client access to Linux

SECURECRT is an SSH-enabled terminal emulator, which is simply the software that logs on to UNIX or Linux server hosts under Windows, and uses the client to view, operate, and monitor multiple Linux servers at the same time on a Windows system.

Linux-vim and SSH Client