Vimcasts
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Vimcasts
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#2If you're using Chrome right-click the video and open Video in New Tab or you'll get badly-resized, and pretty much unreadable text.
Looks much better in Firefox at the reduced size, but you'll probably still want to right-click and View Video to see it at its best.
Re: Vimcasts
#3If you're using Chrome right-click the video and open Video in New Tab or you'll get badly-resized, and pretty much unreadable text. Looks much better in Firefox at the reduced size, but you'll probably still want to right-click and View Video to see it at its best.
It's ok for me in chrome (mac os x)
Re: Vimcasts
#4From the about page:
>Vimcasts is produced by Drew Neil (aka nelstrom), who came to Vim from TextMate. He made the switch when starting work at a company that uses Linux workstations. His choice of text editor was influenced by collegues.
Textmate is great, but this is something that concern me as well, as sooner or later I'll have to start over with a new editor. Hopefully I'll be able to learn something through these screencasts.
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#5If you're using Chrome right-click the video and open Video in New Tab or you'll get badly-resized, and pretty much unreadable text. Looks much better in Firefox at the reduced size, but you'll probably still want to right-click and View Video to see it at its best.
It's ok for me in chrome (mac os x)
Doesn't look like there's been any action in the bug tracking this issue:
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=19113
Are you running the very latest nightly code?
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#6awesome. please continue!
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#7awesome. please continue!
One note: please activate page caching. looks like your slicehost is quite busy atm.
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#8Excellent! I tend to switch around between vim, emacs, and textmate -- this may give me the impetus to learn vim a bit more fully.
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#9site looks down :(
http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/vimcasts.org