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Okay, so just now I literally had to force-reboot a laptop because I could not exit vim.

damn.. It really IS a trap.

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    Plus come on noob how hard is it to kill a process even if it hangs?

    In tmux => ctrl+b + x (or kill-pane)

    In i3, just close the window

    Open a terminal, do ps -Al, then kill)

    Open a tty, find the proc, kill it
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    use `alias vim=nano` to enable non-shitty-mode.
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    @tosensei nano is very simple.
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    @tosensei I get it now. You're constantly mad because things are too complicated for you to use.

    It's not our fault you're stupid you know :D
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    @antigermgerm i ain't mad.

    mostly, i'm just disgusted by you.

    and in terms of vi(m), emacs and co, i just can't understand why would someone use a text editor that is _sooo much more_ than a text editor - but absolutely sucks at being a text editor.
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    @antigermgerm okay mr. non-noob, any particular instructions on how to do that in initramfs shell when chrooted and in a vi session and your vt100 control codes fuck up and mess up the whole tty?
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    @tosensei right, I'm the only person you have problem with lmao
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    @netikras just don't do that?
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    @netikras anyway in other news im currently in a cat cafe where the food is being served by a robot with cats standing on it.

    How cool is that
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    @netikras I take it such a malfunction prevents the needed characters from being sent to the terminal.
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    @antigermgerm well, I couldn't test the luks-LVM mounting and discovery mechanism before system boot otherwise. And rebooting into a LiveUSB every time is quite tedious, because I have to luks-open, kpartx, mount my host's system into /mnt with all the virtual filesystems from a LiveUSB runtime, chroot, make changes there, update-initramfs and reboot. A bit more tedious than just vi-editing one of the initramfs scipts, ain't it? :)
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    @netikras totally. I got schooled. What's your main problem though. Some disc not mounting?
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    Sounds like you need more training...

    You need a tutor...

    You _need_ `Rvimtutor`.

    https://retoor.molodetz.nl/retoor/... .

    Brought to you by your friendly neighborhood @retoor.
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    @antigermgerm Befriending LUKS and LVM in a new setup.

    Finally made it work. Here's how, should anyone ever be in the same situation: https://dev.to/netikras/...
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    @tosensei r u disgusted at people cuz they're smarter than you and you have trauma about it
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    @antigermgerm shudda taken a picture. it's like cats on roombas
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    @netikras hmm, interesting article. I didn't enjoy Linux Mint because it did have some custom repos iirc. I prefer to go mainstream with Debian / Ubuntu. OS just has to work.
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    @tosensei omg, you're also a I'm hater? I'm starting to think you're a troll. I'm all for editor freedom but nano is by far not comparable with vim. Not in syntax highlighting and support in autocompletion and AI capabilities. Nano is a real notepad, vim is a notepad++. But damn, you must be trol.
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    @antigermgerm never said you're the _only_ worthless shitbag around.
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    @retoor but that's the beauty of nano.

    it's a text editor without any bells and whistles, without any bullshit nobody needs. just a text editor, and nothing else.

    simplicity.

    the core unix concept of "one tool for one job".

    the metaphor of a simple knife, instead of a swiss army knife with 40 tools that make the whole thing utterly unusable gimmick.
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    @tosensei the UNIX philosophy isn't to hate everything you're too dumb to use.
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    @antigermgerm there's a difference between "hating something" and "deeming it utterly useless for its purpose"
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    @tosensei everything is useless until you learn how to use it.
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    @antigermgerm if a text editor is so complex that anyone needs to learn how to EXIT it, it's a shitty text editor.
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    @tosensei in that case, nano is kinda bloated. Ed, that's an editor! You can quit it by typing 'q'. How is that not convenient for an editor.
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    @tosensei this editor you have to learn how to add a line. But same for vim, people smashing all the keys and then - hey - it finally inserted something and not knowing what key it was :P. vim is kinda like everything with a steep learning curve. You get Stockholm syndrome. Kinda like Rust / React devs have. Also C, for sure :P
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    @retoor it's not convenient when you want to type the letter q ;)
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    @tosensei yes, that was the joke :p
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    @retoor didn't realise it as a joke. i know enough people dumb enough to mean it when they say it.
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    @tosensei i never had to learn how to exit it. If i opened it before I knew how to use it I would just kill the proc, how hard is that.

    Also all your orifices are vaginas.
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    @antigermgerm go suck on something you're allergic to.
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    @antigermgerm sure, you can suck on that. but you can pick something else. you don't _have to_ enter into your mothers profession.
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    @tosensei my mum isn't allergic to horses idiot, I am.
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    @tosensei and I can't suck up horses. They're too big
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    @antigermgerm and you're allergic.

    Horses are stupid anyway, who calls those big fuckers cute?
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    WHY THE LONG FACE
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    @tosensei you cannot undo that
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