* Make sure you have Input Methods and Japanese Support installed. (The following commands need to be run as root:) dnf -y groupinstall “Input Methods” “Japanese Support” * Login to the gnome desktop as the user requiring Japanese input and follow the following steps:
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Most of my machines are headless, they do not have a monitor attached. Vim usually is installed on all of them, gvim is not. But occasionally I prefer to edit certain files in gvim rather than vim or edit the same file on different machines in one editor instance.
Ever needed to write the current filename in a text (or a vim command) and got it wrong several times because it was so complicated? Don’t despair, it’s easy.
Sometimes I see people typing the same set of commands in vim or search strings over and over. This is not only cumbersome, but also error prone. Probably they do not know that vim does have
Searching in vim with / ? n N should be well known to all users. How searches behave can be controlled by several options.