[–] yes_or_gnome 10y ago ↗ Or, you could just do the following. ## Ctrl-z (suspend current application) $ kill -9 %1 That assumes you want to lose your changes which I suspect is okay in this situation since it's 'Howto Quit..' not 'Howto do Make Changes, Write, and Quit...' [–] _lce0 10y ago ↗ hey nice trick to reference background tasks!Thanks for sharing [–] Pinckney 10y ago ↗ Doesn't work with joe. [–] sebastianavina 10y ago ↗ oh my good. use 15 instead of 9. you savage!
[–] nindwen 10y ago ↗ Vi and Vim are very different in this regard: (Most versions of?) vim shows how to quit both on start and when pressing ^C.
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[ 3.6 ms ] story [ 41.2 ms ] threadThanks for sharing