| The VIM (Vi IMproved) Home Page: Perhaps the most popular vi clone. First reference point for VIM information: versions, documentation, and development. |
| Adrian's VIM Page: Brief description of advantages of using VIM text editor. Included are links to other reference pages, latest syntax files I maintain for VIM, and VIM tips and tricks. |
| An Introduction to Display Editing with Vi: An excellent paper written by the author of vi, Bill Joy |
| BSD ex/vi 3.7 ported to modern Unix systems: The original vi source code, with a few necessary modernizations. |
| BVI - Binary Visual editor: The bvi editor is a display-oriented editor for binary files, based on the vi text editor. |
| Cream: Cream is an easy-to-use configuration of the powerful, free, and famous Vim text editor for both Microsoft Windows and GNU/Linux. |
| Dominique Vim Resources: Syntax files and Vim tool for Internet Explorer. |
| Dr Chip's Vim Page: Contains C and VimL code which helps editing with the ViM editor, including hints generation, text alignment, color schemes, network read/write, and spell checking. |
| Emacs for Vi users: Basic equivalent emacs editor commands and operations for users of the vi editor. |
| Intellisense for Vim: This site provides intellisense (Code Insight, Autocompletion) features for Vim. |
| Mastering the VI Editor: A getting started guide for vi users. |
| ncr's vim page: Vim scripts and tips. |
| Nvi: The Berkeley Vi (NVI) editor Home Page. |
| Parth's VIM Page: Vim syntax files for Itanium (IA-64) processor assemblers. |
| The Cult of vi: A page of vi advocacy, links to other vi sites and an HTML version of Maarten Litmaath's very complete vi reference. |
| The Elvis Text Editor Homepage: The homepage of a popular vi clone available on many operating systems. |
| The VI Lover's Page: Mostly links plus brief info. Good overview covering: history, versions of vi, manuals, FAQs and other sites of interest. |
| The vi/ex Editor Tutorial: Advanced tutorial for the vi/ex editor written by Walter A. Zintz first published in Unix World magazine. |
| The Vim commands cheat sheet: A list of the most often used keys and commands in Vim. The cheat sheet covers tasks such as inserting and deleting text, searching and replacing, and editing blocks of text. |
| The ViPowered!: Logo to use on web sites that are written and maintained with Vi. |
| TVO: The Vim Outliner: TVO turns Vim into a full-featured text outliner. It has a menu, key mappings and a toolbar that mimic Microsoft Word's outline support. Included are scripts that produce HTML, Perl POD, and RTF. |
| Vi Editor FAQ: Information, tips, and tricks for learning and using vi. |
| Vi Quick Reference: Nicely formatted for printing single page quick reference sheet for common vi commands. |
| vi Reference: An expanded version of Maarten Litmaath's vi Reference. More ex commands and more examples. |
| VI Tutorial: A good vi tutorial and user guide aimed at engineering students. |
| Vim 5.6 Reference Guide: Guide for Vim available in PDF format. |
| Vim and LaTeX: Environment for editing LaTeX in Vim. Huge set of menus and shortcuts. Improved syntax, compiler and ftplugin files.Recognition of \usepackage commands. |
| Vim as XML Editor: If Vim is your main text editor, and if you do a lot of XML editing, then this mini howto might help you to make that even more fun. |
| Vim Cookbook: It contains short recipes for doing many simple and not so simple things in Vim. You should already know the basics of Vim, although each command is explained in detail. |
| VIM Development: Like some of the world's best software, vim has its own development community. |
| Vim macro page - homepage of Jos Van Riswick: Lots of vim macros |
| vim online: Resources, tips and news for the Vim community. |
| WinVi: Free Notepad replacement highly compatible with the Vi editor issued under the GPL license. |
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