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        mkdir -p ~/.vim/colors/
        wget https://github.com/kablamo/dotfiles/blob/master/links/.vim/colors/iijo.vim -O ~/tmp/iijo.vim
        echo "colorscheme iijo" >> ~/.vimrc

    Then learn how to use vimdiff:

    To open and close folds type `zo` and `zo`. For more help type `:help
    fold-commands`.
    To switch windows type `ctl-w l` and `ctl-w h`. For more help type
    `:help window-move-cursor`.
    To quickly exit vimdiff type `ZZ`.

  Alternatives to vimdiff
    If you don't want to invest the time just yet to learn vim, use an
    alternative like meld, opendiff, p4merge, xxdiff, etc. Side by side
    diffs are worth it!

INSTALLATION
    cpanm <https://metacpan.org/module/App::cpanminus> is the standard tool
    the Perl community uses to download and install Perl libraries from the

README.md  view on Meta::CPAN

However the default colors for vimdiff were created by insane clowns.  So try
this instead:

    âš¡ mkdir -p ~/.vim/colors/
    âš¡ wget https://github.com/kablamo/dotfiles/blob/master/links/.vim/colors/iijo.vim -O ~/tmp/iijo.vim
    âš¡ echo "colorscheme iijo" >> ~/.vimrc

Then learn how to use vimdiff:
 - To open and close folds type `zo` and `zo`.  For more help type `:help fold-commands`.
 - To switch windows type `ctl-w l` and `ctl-w h`.  For more help type `:help window-move-cursor`.
 - To quickly exit vimdiff type `ZZ`.  

See also
--------

This script was inspired by
http://gitready.com/advanced/2011/10/21/ribbon-and-catchup-reading-new-commits.html

lib/App/Git/Ribbon.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

    mkdir -p ~/.vim/colors/
    wget https://github.com/kablamo/dotfiles/blob/master/links/.vim/colors/iijo.vim -O ~/tmp/iijo.vim
    echo "colorscheme iijo" >> ~/.vimrc

Then learn how to use vimdiff:

=over 4

=item To open and close folds type `zo` and `zo`.  For more help type `:help fold-commands`.

=item To switch windows type `ctl-w l` and `ctl-w h`.  For more help type `:help window-move-cursor`.

=item To quickly exit vimdiff type `ZZ`.  

=back

=head2 Alternatives to vimdiff

If you don't want to invest the time just yet to learn vim, use an alternative like meld, opendiff,
p4merge, xxdiff, etc.  Side by side diffs are worth it!