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Vim (Vi Improved) is one of the clone versions of the text editor vi. With features such as syntax highlighting and new editing commands, Vim is one of the best text editors for the development environment.
Vim comes standard with most Linux distributions, but if you want the latest available version, you need to use Git.
In this video, we will learn how to install the latest Vim Editor on Ubuntu Operating System, uninstall Vim Editor and also, how to install the official release of Vim Editor.
00:00:50 INSTALL VIM
Step 1: Install Necessary Tools
1. Before you install any application from GitHub, the system needs to meet certain requirements. Run the following commands:
sudo apt-get install libncurses5-dev libncursesw5-dev
2. Once that's done, install git, make tool and build-essential with this command:
sudo apt install git make build-essential
Step 2: Install Vim Text Editor
1. Download Vim from GitHub:
sudo git clone https://github.com/vim/vim.git
2. When the system finishes downloading the files, navigate to the download directory.
cd vim/src
3. Build the software with the make tool.
sudo make
4. Place the program we just built to the correct location. This step includes Vim's libraries and documentation.
sudo make install
Vim is now installed.
00:05:55 UNINSTALL VIM
1. If you decide to uninstall Vim, remove it by running the following command from vim/src:
sudo make uninstall
00:06:26 Return to the Release from the Official Repository
After this, you can use
apt install vim
if you want to return to the release from the official repository.
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