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Commands

This document provides commands for gvim, Unix, and Xhost. It describes using :syn on/off to enable/disable color in gvim, %s/pattern1/pattern2/gc to replace patterns with confirmation, and ctrl+a/e to move the cursor to the start/end of the line. It also explains that Xhost + adds host names, Xhost - deletes them, and setenv DISPLAY sets the display for a machine. Finally, it mentions that fg resumes a suspended job in the foreground and bg runs it in the background.

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Commands

This document provides commands for gvim, Unix, and Xhost. It describes using :syn on/off to enable/disable color in gvim, %s/pattern1/pattern2/gc to replace patterns with confirmation, and ctrl+a/e to move the cursor to the start/end of the line. It also explains that Xhost + adds host names, Xhost - deletes them, and setenv DISPLAY sets the display for a machine. Finally, it mentions that fg resumes a suspended job in the foreground and bg runs it in the background.

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gvim commands.....

:syn on :syn off :set ic => For enabling color in gvim => For disabling color in gvim => Ignores case sensitive

:%s/pattern1/pattern2/gc => First it search for Pattern1 and make conformation (Y/N) to replace Pattern2

Unix Commands................... ctrl+a ctrl+e => => cursor moves to start of line cursor moves to end of line => make links between files (centeral area) "check man

ln -s <Target name> ln for more options"

Xhost + => This is used to add host names to the server. Xhost - => This is used to delete host names. setenv DISPLAY <machinename> => It sets current environment display w.r.t our m achine and also check echo $DISPLAY fg(foreground) => This command will go back to our previous working process, or restart suspended job in foreground. bg(background) => Run suspended job in background

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