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TASK: Further smaller improvements

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@ -19,17 +19,25 @@ in the bottom left with instructions how to quit Vim:
So lets type in `:qa!`` to quit Vim again.
To open a file, just add it as argument: ``vim readme.rst``. Type this in to start.
Settings
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By default Vim comes with no useful settings. Most developers like line numbers which
can be turned on by typing ``:set number``.
Run ``vim lorem-ipsum.md`` and type ``:set number`` to activate line numbers.
.. note::
If you quit Vim and re open the file, line numbers are gun. Settings adjusted within
On Ubuntu, Vim comes pre configured. To use no configuration, use ``vim -u NONE``.
Run ``vim -u NONE lorem-ipsum.md`` and type ``:set number`` to activate line numbers.
If you quit Vim and re open the file, line numbers are gone. Settings adjusted within
a session are not persisted. We get back to that later.
Beside line number, syntax highlighting would be awesome. Activate it using ``:syntax on``.
The modes
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@ -124,7 +132,7 @@ And there are more Modes.
Better movement
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So far we now that we can move around in ``NORMAL`` mode with `h``, ``j`, ``k`` and ``l``.
So far we now that we can move around in ``NORMAL`` mode with ``h``, ``j`, ``k`` and ``l``.
There are more keys to move around. E.g.:
``G``
@ -314,6 +322,15 @@ will repeat macro ``q`` two times.
TASK: Repeat the task from "The dot" using a macro.
Buffers
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What are buffers?
How to switch buffers?
How to list buffers?
Settings Part 2
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