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Many of the utilities in Ubuntu Linux use a text editor to allow you to edit configuration options and files. An example of this is using the crontab command, which allows you to edit your cron jobs using the default editor.
Below are a few configurations of your vimrc
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If you get the error while opening a file in vi,
“There is not enough space in the file system.
[Press return to continue]”
and you know that you have space in your home directory, than simply use this command
in vi, say
:set dir=
then press:
:e .
You will be able to see the entire file.
