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If you've worked on IBM AIX,another flavor of UNIX/Linux,you've more than likely used the vi editor.Since its conception in 1976,vi has become a staple for anyone wanting to edit files.

How could someone make a more powerful editing tool than vi, you may ask?The answer is Vim,and this article provides details on the many enhancements & usage of vim

IBM AIX - Service Update Management Assistant (SUMA) on AIX

August 27, 2008 - 40 minutes ago Share Comments If you've worked on IBM AIX, another flavor of UNIX, or Linux, you've more than likely used the vi editor.

If you've worked on IBM AIX, another flavor of UNIX, or Linux, you've more than likely used the vi editor.

If you've worked on IBM AIX, another flavor of UNIX, or Linux, you've more than likely used the vi editor.

How could someone make a more powerful editing tool than vi, you may ask? The answer is Vim, and this article provides details on the many enhancements that have made Vim a highly used and acceptable editor in the world of UNIX and Linux.

If you've worked on IBM® AIX®, another flavor of UNIX®, or Linux®, you've more than likely used the vi editor.

Since its conception in 1976, vi has become a staple for anyone wanting to edit files. How could someone make a more powerful editing tool than vi, you may ask?

The answer is Vim, and this article provides details on the many enhancements

IBM Developerworks: "So you've been the IBM® AIX® guru on your team for years now and your bosses have determined that they want to try Linux® on System p™.

You can fight the change, or you can embrace it and learn Linux, if not learn to love it. The purpose of this article is to introduce Linux to AIX administrators.

It will show you what you need to know to make the transition to Linux simpler."

So you've been the IBM AIX guru on your team for years now and your bosses have determined that they want to try Linux on System p.

The purpose of this article is to introduce Linux to AIX administrators. It will show you what you need to know to make the transition to Linux simpler.

July 03, 2008 - 1 hour, 11 minutes ago Share Comments The IBM AIX operating system has kept to what's important: stability, functionality, robustness.

The IBM AIX operating system has kept to what's important: stability, functionality, robustness. And it has done it by keeping a strong command-line interface (CLI).

If you never learned to use the CLI or need a refresher on its basics, read on.