I've been using Linux/Vim for about 6 years now and have never had this problem. I just changed jobs, and installed RedHat 7.1. I seem to have lost my history in vim. Hitting up or down arrow ...

At the beginning of the first level, Vim Adventures shows you what hjkl do. You then need to use those keys to successfully navigate a tricky maze. As you move through it, you need to collect keys ...

To put it plainly, VIM has two modes in which you can manipulate files: Edit and GUI mode. Edit mode is the state in which the keys you bang on are actually inserted into your document ...

Since he implemented all the functionality as an AutoHotkey script, you can easily adjust it to fit your own needs—I'm working on my own version that uses the vim keys instead.

Between tabs and windows, a single vim window can suddenly conveniently handle a large number of files at once. Finally, to close a tab, close the file in it using :q or :wq if you need to save ...