projects
| uxi0 (due 20170826) |
| wcp1 (due 20170826) |
| adm0 (due 20170830) |
| wcp2 (due 20170902) |
| pbx0 (due 20170906) |
| wcp3 (due 20170909) |
| pbx1 (due 20170913) |
| wcp4 (due 20170916) |
| pbx2 (due 20170920) |
| wcp5 (due 20170923) |
| upf0 (due 20170927) |
| wcp6 (due 20170930) |
| wpa0 (due 20171004) |
| wcp7 (due 20171007) |
| usr0 (due 20171018) |
| pbx3 (BONUS) (due 20171018) |
| wcp8 (due 20171021) |
| usf0 (due 20171025) |
| wcp9 (due 20171028) |
| gfo0 (due 20171101) |
| wcpA (due 20171104) |
| wcpB (due 20171111) |
| icp0 (due 20171115) |
| wcpC (due 20171118) |
Since we'll be using VIM quite a bit this semester (and hopefully beyond!), we should customize it to make it even more useful than it is already!
Open your vim config file:
lab46:~$ vim ~/.vimrc
Here are some good starter settings you may find useful. Use your references to look up what these options do.
set tabstop=4 set shiftwidth=4 syn on set cursorline set number set smartindent
Save and exit when done.
When you next open vim to edit a file, you should notice some differences in both appearance and behavior.
