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Samuel Baldwin wrote: > 2008/1/26, jbk <[hidden email]>: >> I need to add a user to sudoers and that must be done with >> visudo. I don't use vi and it is not installed. I can start >> visudo and enter the text but I have no idea how to exit and >> save the file. I had to kill the terminal to get out of it. > > vimtutor > > You start entering text with a or i (depending on if you want it > before or after the current letter). Press escape to return to command > mode, then type :wq to save and quit (:w saves, :q quits. If you don't > want to save the changes, use :q! ). > > That should be enough. Knowing how to use vim is very important, you > should at least learn, even if you don't user it.
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