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I'm a moderate Linux user but want to dig into C and really learn how the system works.
Once you get over the learning curve of Vim you'll never go back. The cool thing about Vim is that almost every modern editor supports an extension or plugin that allows you to use its keybindings.
remember :q! get's you unstuck.
Instructions unclear, rebooted computer.
Looks like you’re heading in a great direction
I used vi once.
Just once.
Hope you have fun learning C, I use it at work and quite enjoy working with it :)
I hope to get a job using it.