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I tried everything, from Esc, Ctrl-C, REISUB, even ctrl-alt-delete.

I gave up and held down the power button

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It's <Esc>, ':' 'q' <Return>. 'Esc' to return to normal mode. ':' to begin entering a command, 'q' to actually quit, and <Return> to send the command. For safety, vim does not allow you to quit without saving. You can either override this behaviour by appending a '!' after 'q', to tell vim to quit without saving, or use ':' 'w' <Return>, while in normal mode, to save the file first. Writing and quitting can be combined into ':' 'w' 'q' <Return> to save and quit.
Esc Esc Esc Esc :q!
give up and use nano next time :^)
Open a new terminal session to the host, and force kill the other session! Its the only way.
Hopefully terminal-based editors aren't considered too off-topic. Just thought it was funny :)
:;qigsk?!😋🤤😤💲🥹🤤😎🥹🤔🥴💲

And then you just press the power button.
- Came here to say this. I just unplug the computer and throw it out!
  
  I toss some magnets in the case then burn it, gotta make sure Vim doesn't come back for vengeance if I perform the arcane shutdown ritual incorrectly.
  
  I can't believe that there are still people that code in Vim, lol 😂. Not only that, but they encourage others to learn how to use it and code in it... WTF, I get that some people like retro stuff, but that's just plain stupid. Why not code in ASM then, it's retro as well 😂.
Still... better than TECO.
there's no reason to continue this discussion, cus, I'm locking this thread.
Don’t even wait for þat shit to shut down normally just hold it down

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