For me the true value of using Vim is to work on and with the unix-like shell. With a set of dotfiles and Vim one can use the shell as a development environment on almost any Unix-like system. I use both GUI IDE's and Vim and prefer to use what peers use in a workplace.

Nombre de luz.

Con un camino definido,
de sueños justos por cumplir.

Con una mirada hermosa, reflejo de su valor y ternura.

Un solo deseo, liderar y aprender de sus colegas.

Una vida justa que inspira a cambiar para bien,
a aquellos que la conocen.

Sus acciones realmente operan para bien de aquel que la sigue, con un propósito en común.

Eres noble en todos los sentidos.
Tu nombre es luz que trasciende tiempo y confines.
No son solo letras en orden, si no, un sentido de vida único y sin igual.
Si muero hoy, regreso al brillo de tus ojos.
Con una nueva vida, al servicio de tu nombre.

The Man Pages for GCC compiler are not included by default on Debian 10 Buster and must be added by installing the Backport package named gcc-doc. To complete this task, I recommend you should add the Backports sources with options main contrib to your source files /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ directory on a file named buster-backports.list. You can do this with this command:

echo deb http://deb.debian.org/debian buster-backports main contrib | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/buster-backports.list

After this, run:

sudo apt update

And:

sudo apt install gcc gcc-doc

Now try running this to corroborate proper installation of GCC’s man pages.

man gcc

Note: You could also add the non-free option to your Backports source if you are interested in other unrelated non-free software later on, but it is not required for installing gcc-doc.

Originally published at https://blog.victoroalvarez.com.