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Spent your entire paycheck on 32GB of RAM only to have your Linux system use the bare minimum? Welcome to the club! Linux is like that minimalist friend who visits your mansion and chooses to sleep in the closet. While Windows would sprawl across your entire memory sofa like it owns the place, Linux curls up in the corner, leaving you wondering if your RAM investment was just an expensive flex. The efficiency is impressive, but sometimes you just want your OS to validate your hardware choices by using more than a thimble of resources.

Content 1 Git 2.35.1.2 Setup Choosing the default editor used by Git Which editor would you like Git to use? (the ubiquitous text editor) as Git's default editor The Vim editor, while powerful, can be hard to use. Its user interface is unintuitive and its key bindings are awkward. Note: Vim is the default editor of Git for Windows only for historical reasons, it is highly recommended to switch to a modern GUI editor instead. Note: This will leave the 'core editor' option unset, which will make Git fall to the 'EDITOR' environmenwariable. The default editor is Vim - but yo may set it to some other editor of your choice. https:gitforwindows Back Next Cancel

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