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I was meant to write a blog post like this since forever. Anyway, if you want really advanced stuff this[0] is definitely a way to go. As for ```gx``` since I'm

by RMPR 6y ago

I was meant to write a blog post like this since forever. Anyway, if you want really advanced stuff this[0] is definitely a way to go. As for ```gx``` since I'm using aerc as my email client, a trick I found very useful to open links using only the keyboard is to open an email then rq (reply with quote) search for the link and gx. 0: https://www.ele.uri.edu/faculty/vetter/Other-stuff/vi/009-index.html https://www.ele.uri.edu/faculty/vetter/Other-stuff/vi/009-in... Edit: add the bit about aerc

thanato0s 6y ago
Wow this looks super interesting. Thanks for sharing :)
- RMPR 6y ago
  No problem, I also wrote a blog post about Vim sessions[0]. I think it definitely counts as intermediate/advanced vim material. Great work with your article. 0: https://rmpr.xyz/Vim-Session/ https://rmpr.xyz/Vim-Session/
  - thanato0s 6y ago
    Nice! I did that for managing my vim sessions: " Save session nnoremap <leader>ss :mksession! $VIMCONFIG/sessions/ " Reload session nnoremap <leader>sl :so $VIMCONFIG/sessions/
issamehh 6y ago
Do you have any more aerc tricks? I use it and do like it but there's a whole lot of basic things even that I don't know how to do. And some things like saving file attachments that I'm not even sure if it supports or if I'm just clueless
- RMPR 6y ago
  You can browse the different parts of your email using Ctrl+J/K when you reach the attachment you can save it with :save