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This are my notes in the fields of computer science and technology. Everything is written with ABSOLUTE NO WARRANTY of fitness for any purpose. Of course, feel free to comment anything.
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Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Turn colors on in vi/vim
If the color syntax highlighting is off, you can turn it on by editing (or creating) ~/.vimrc, adding the following line:
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About Me
- Giorgio Gonnella
- Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany
- Former molecular biologist and web developer (Rails) and currently research scientist in bioinformatics.