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I have looked all over, but I cannot figure this out.
I want to enter some 2-byte characters into Sublime Text 2, and I can't figure out how to do it. The standard way on Linux is CTRL-SHIFT-u followed by 4 hex digits. This does not work in Sublime Text 2. How is it done??
And, please, if this is documented somewhere, please tell me where???
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couldn't find the answer on google so will give it a try here. How do I copy paste commands from webpages into Putty? Thanks a lot.
You do Ctrl+c on the webpage and use your mouse's middle button on put or use shift +insert.
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I dont know whats wrong with my Terminal that i see like this:
see that it appears -bash-3.2$, instead of:
Apologize my english, im from Argentina
You will need to override the PS1 variable to change the prompt.
Set your PS1 to "Macbook:~ \u$" like this-
PS1="Macbook:~ \u$"
If you want your host name to be printed instead of "Macbook" use \H.
This link will give you more info.
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This is a really silly question but I can't figure it out... how on earth do I type the OR sign on a MAC?? Swedish keyboard layout.
Found a post suggesting Alt+Shift+L but that doesn't work (maybe because my keyboard is swedish?).
Found another post suggesting Alt+Shift+i but that doesn't work either.
Try alt + 7, that's work on mine :
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Running Vim (7.4) in tmux on OSX causes the windows to corrupt like so:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/l2j79r711i4y6sb/Screenshot%202013-12-02%2014.50.53.png
This usually happens when I open Nerdtree. Any ideas on how to fix this?
It looks like your terminal thinks the special Unicode characters that NERDTree is using in its tree (▾ and ▸) are two cells wide (like e.g. east-Asian Kanji characters), but they actually occupy only one cell. That messes up the display.
Unfortunately, I don't know how to fix this, but you can avoid the problem (at least with NERDTree) by configuring "plain" symbols via
let g:NERDTreeDirArrows = 0
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Sorry for the silly question...
How do I clear my terminal screen? Cause ctrl+U just doesn't seem to work. Or do I need to assign this command somewhere?
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Try CTRL+L. In alternative, you can run clear command.