What I need instead is something quick and minimal, because as it turns out I actually need to do quite a bit of writing. The new Gutenberg is interesting, but it really just cranks the bells and whistles to 11. And once I'm in WordPress, the actual writing process is just as distracting as writing in Google Docs or Microsoft Word. On this site, for example, I have to:Īdmittedly, not that many steps, but when the wifi is slow or, even when it's not, WordPress can take 30 - 60 seconds to bootstrap itself before it finally loads on my screen. WordPress is great for sharing blog entries, but takes even more steps. Microsoft Word is on my computer but even more annoying to start up, and with both Word and Google Docs, I'm always distracting by fonts, typography and formatting. Give the document a heading and title of some sort.Wait for the Google docs editor to load.There are plenty of files on the server so i cannot memorize them, It's important for me to have them cached locally so that i can access them fast and upload with a simple command. Idealy would be if i could cache the files locally with some syncing tool, and upload them to ftp mapping the path local -> remote, right after vim writes to a file, or i issue an upload command etc (without having to type file opened every time). typing on and on the same hostname/path etc. It's strange that there's not solution for vim since its a developer's tool mostly, sublime and npp already have that solved in a simple manner. I would really like to avoid anykind of repetition, rather set up a relative mapping. I've seen there are various approaches with vim to edit files on the FTP, but every single one needs typing like :e (with netrw plugin). I've also tried n++ with WINE but no luck in openeing FTP files that are in a deeper directory level. I had sublime text 2 installed but cannot run it anymore after i installed new drivers for my graphic card. index.php writes on server as index.phz, index.phy, etc…

I've tried syncing via curlftpfs, the files appeared in a local dir, but i cannot write to them, i get all sorts of errors, and when i manage to write files with random endings are generated on the server. I need to edit remote files with vim, that are on a FTP server.

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