How to Quit VIM: 10 Ways to Exit VI
VIM is a very powerful command line text editor that is loved by experts and often hated by novices, mostly because it has a fairly steep learning curve that may seem unintuitive to those who aren’t familiar with it. Even something as simple as quitting out of VIM can seem like a challenge to those who aren’t familiar with VI, and often results in mashing Control+C Control+X !q !q enter escape Control+Z until eventually something happens and maybe the process suspends or maybe quits who knows for sure, so just follow that up with a “killall vim” and on you go, back to open the same text file again in nano, right?
OK, that’s not ideal, but we’ve all been there. That’s what we’re looking to avoid from now on, because even if you don’t want to use vi you can at least know how to exit it properly. This tutorial will show you exactly how to quit VIM / VI properly, actually it will show you multiple different ways to exit VI!
Apple is said to be launching an all new wearable device with health-monitoring abilities this October, according to two reports from reliable sources. Commonly referred to as the iWatch by existing rumors, the device is said to be a ‘watch-like’ item that is worn by the user. 
Nearly every iPhone owner who uses their device as a camera will inevitably get the “Cannot Take Photo – There is not enough available storage to take a photo.” alert message at some point, indicating their iPhone is so full of stuff that there’s no room for any additional pictures. While it’s indeed true that the device is full and that Camera app won’t work any longer until some storage has been freed up, you can almost always use a workaround to continue taking pictures anyway, at least for a little while. You may even get a few dozen more pictures out of this, and in a pinch that can be the difference of capturing an important moment or not.
