Vim Essential Plugin: EasyMotion
Why Super User recommends it
Super User answerers link it to show how EasyMotion works and how Vim plugins are installed into the ~/.vim directory.
Recommended by 2 people across 2 different months, 2011 to 2012.
What it is
A short screencast from Tuts+ Code, the first in a Vim Essential Plugins series, reviewing the EasyMotion plugin. It shows how EasyMotion overlays letter hints on text so you can jump to a target in a few keystrokes.
What people said
Recommends Gilles Quénot · 2012-03 · Super User · on “installing plugins in vim”
Better use ~/.vim/plugin/ directory to put vim plugins files (as mentioned by Vim help command). See [this video] ! In vim, see the help: :h plugin
Recommends epsilonhalbe · 2012-06 · Super User · on “VIM: `t` motion with two or more characters”
if you can do it interactively you may try it with easymotion-plugin [LINK] : d;;fh -> will grey out all text and mark all h letters red but substitute them by a,b,c,… and then you may hit b to delete to the second h . I know this description is a bit cryptic - have a look at a [this video] Ps.: I forgot to mention ; is my leader key
Cites Joon-Sub · 2011-04 · Super User · on “Adding a plugin Vim Folder on a MacOSX”
I saw a tutorial on using VIM and I was curious how the user actually added a couple plugins without opening the content of the MACVIM app, but instead by going to the folder plugin using the command "~/.VIM" As seen here: [this video] I'm not really sure how everyone is able to do this. Thanks for the help.