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Hughmoris posted:I'm in a Windows environment at work and mainly write a lot of single-file scripts to help with day to day workflow. I've been using sublime and am interested in learning Vim, just cause. Is there any reason I should use standard Vim instead of gVim? Not as far as I know - gVim's GUI is pretty minimal, and can be turned completely off if it bugs you. I don't think there's a way to get hi-color mode (i.e. nice, pretty colorschemes) to work in the standard windows console version of vim. I think you may be able to get that working in cygwin or mingw but I've never tried because  Anyway, vim and gvim will both use the same config file, so you can switch back and forth effortlessly.
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