There's a myriad of vim-tutorials around the Net, but I find that people usually tend to forget that vim has a built-in tutorial. Of all the ones I've found, th

There's a myriad of vim-tutorials around the Net, but I find that people usually tend to forget that vim has a built-in tutorial. Of all the ones I've found, this is really one of the best. Most importantly, it's interactive, and I'm a 'learning-by-doing' person. Just type `vimtutor` at the command prompt (also `gvimtutor`.) Not to diminish on the author's efforts. The tutorial he wrote taught me about vim's capabilities in directory mode — I would usually just quit every time I accidentally ended up in it.