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I honestly don't know how vim deals with unsaved changes upon shutdown and don't use it enough to look that up, so that's why I'll first exit. As to why shutdo
by stinos 7y ago
I honestly don't know how vim deals with unsaved changes upon shutdown and don't use it enough to look that up, so that's why I'll first exit.
As to why shutdown: cultural thing in the end. I was raised with the idea that wasting is bad (and objectively speaking it's very hard to argue with that) so if I don't need the machine running after I'm done with it, I just can't stand the idea of the thing using energy literally for nothing.
- semi-extrinsic 7y agoDepends on how you configure your swap, backup and undo files. You can have all the extremes from "everything is lost" to "everything is saved" if you suddenly kill the vim process.