Vim - the ubiquitous text editor
Vim is a highly configurable text editor built to make creating and
changing any kind of text very efficient.
It is included as "vi" with most UNIX systems and with Apple OS X.
Vim is rock stable and is continuously being developed to become even better.
Among its features are:
- persistent, multi-level undo tree
- extensive plugin system
- support for hundreds of programming languages and file formats
- powerful search and replace
- integrates with many tools
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Vim Update: Wayland Clipboard support finally available!
[2025-06-28]
The latest version of Vim, v9.1.1485, introduces native clipboard support for Wayland. This long-awaited feature enhances copy/paste functionality for users running Vim in Wayland sessions.
See the GitHub pull request, commit v9.1.1485 and :h wayland in the help page for full details.
Happy Vimming!
(Christian Brabandt)
Vim Update: Daily ARM64 Binaries Now Available!
[2025-05-28]
We're excited to share that the Vim project now provides
daily ARM64 binaries through the
vim-win32-installer repository
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These builds make it easier than ever to run Vim on ARM64 Windows devices.
Happy Vimming! (Christian Brabandt)
Vim 9.1.1391 brings a vertical tabpanel
[2025-05-16]
Vim patch 9.1.1391 adds support for a vertical tabpanel.
Vim patch v9.1.1391 brings support for a vertical tabpanel. This is similar to the tabline feature, but instead of using a single horizontally line to show all tabpages, Vim will use a vertical tabpanel.
You can customize how this should look like when to display the tabpanel and what exactly should be shown using the various tabpanel options ('tabpanel', 'tabpanelopt' and 'showtabpanel' option.)
You can find some examples of how this changes, when looking at the pictures provided at the pull request 17263. This change has been contributed by Naruhiko Nishino, thanks for improving Vim!
Happy Vimming! (Christian Brabandt)
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Vim: The power tool for everyone!
See pictures of Bram's latest visit to Uganda on
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Read the visit report on the ICCF website.
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| Recent Script Updates |
5,977 scripts, 19,827,753 downloads |
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| [2025-07-09] |
subunit : syntax highlighting for subunit protocol |
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(0.1) Initial upload - Jelmer Vernooij |
| [2025-07-08] |
gir-vim-syntax : C extension syntax files for GTK+ and related libraries |
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(20250708) The semi-useless GIR-based Cairo syntax highlighting was complemented with manual additions to make it useful. Backend-specific Gdk3 symbols for all backends are now hardcoded. Missing gunichar types were added to glib.vim. - David Necas |
| [2025-07-07] |
LazyDevHelper : Auto-install Python libs from inside Neovim. |
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(v1.5) Added "HellPip" command (like a "Help" in other plugins, but with my style :) ), LICENSE file, GitHub Pull Request template, Updated README.md, etc.
- Silletr . |
| [2025-07-06] |
shellcheck.vim : Vim wrapper for ShellCheck, a static analysis tool for shell scripts. |
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(1.2.0) - Fix opening shellcheck wiki on vim 9.1.1485+ - Joshua Priddle |
| [2025-07-04] |
HyperList : Everything. Concise and precise. Outliner, organizer, brainstormer, project mgmt |
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(2.6.1) VERSION 2.6.1 2025-01-04
Major performance and feature enhancements:
Bug Fixes:
- Fixed encryption menu commands to use AES-256-CBC consistently
- Fixed calendar function time parsing overflow for hours >= 24
- Fixed ambiguous encryption command prompts, now shows clean password prompts
- Fixed startup error with undefined functions in configuration section
Performance Impro... - Geir Isene |
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