I recommend using PowerShell for everything. Note that as of 2020, PowerShell has all of the same functionality as CMD, plus a whole lot more. Then, once you've installed Vim, you should be able to launch it from your Windows command prompt. but if you have a reasonably large hard drive, there's no harm in going ahead with installing everything by choosing the "full" option: A screenshot of the Vim installer where you can choose what parts of Vim you want to install. They have a recommended "typical" installation. Once you've downloaded the file, you just need to run it, and you'll see a nice installation wizard that looks like this: A screenshot of the wizard you'll see when you first run the Vim installer
#Macvim quit .exe
exe file, Windows will ask your permission first.
A screenshot of what you'll se when you attempt to open the file. You can install it by downloading this executable installer. Note that for Windows you will technically download something called gVim, which is a version of Vim that includes a basic graphic user interface (GUI). They have built a special self-executing installer that walks you through the process of installing Vim in the right location on your hard drive. You can download the latest version of the Vim Text Editor straight from Vim themselves. So powerful that both Linux and Mac have it installed by default.īut if you are using Windows as your operating system, you will need to install Vim separately.įortunately, Microsoft makes it very easy to install Vim and get it running on your PC.
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