Installing VIM in debian 8

Installing VIM with clipboard support in debian 8(VIM series part-1)

TL;DR
1-Type this in terminal vim --version | grep xterm_clipboard.
[if result same as pic below]
2-Type this in terminal apt-get install vim-gtk or install using synaptic package manger

When I started using VIM i couldn't copy from VIM to system clipboard.after googling found that the VIM version i had didn't support clipboard.Type this in terminal vim --version | grep xterm_clipboard.

if you have the same result as above then we have install VIM with clipboard support one of them is vim-gtk.Install vim-gtk using synaptic package manger or type this in terminal ->apt-get install vim-gtk.
Examples: "+2yy – copy two lines to X11 clipboard
"+dd – cut line to X11 clipboard
"+p – paste X11 clipboard

some cool VIM cheat-sheets :sheet1,sheet2

:)

How to stop mongod [or any other daemon] from automatically starting.

How to stop mongod[mongo daemon] from automatically starting.

TL;DR
1-Install  sysv-rc-conf ->apt-get install sysv-rc-conf

2-Run sysv-rc-conf [run as root if no root privileges] ->sysv-rc-conf 

When i look up running process in htop or in conky ,i can see mongod running .mongod which is the daemon for running mongo database.i don't always use  mongodb except for projects.So i didn't want mongod to run in background when i don't need it.There are many methods of doing this.The easiest way i found ways to use program call sysv-rc-conf.Its available in debian repository and can be installed using this command apt-get install sysv-rc-conf or using synaptic package manger.

Next go to terminal type sysv-rc-conf[use su or sudo if current user has no root privileges].Then stop mongod at all run-levels.As you can see sysv-rc-conf can be used to manage all kinds of program related daemon like docker etc..
Make sure you don't stop system critical daemons.Tested on debian 8 but all other linux distros should be able to replicate.

:)

Before stopping mongod

why VIM in 2015 or 201*

VIM
VIM[hipster/*nix SWAG] is terminal based text-editor used  by many programmers for a long time.
installed by default in most POSIX systems.
so i'am going to try it instead of using sublime2 text editor

Reasons to switch/why VIM
1-VIM is almost universal[sublime you have to install it].
2-VIM doesn't need X11 to run[sublime is GUI app].
3-VIM is more versatile in situation like SSH tunneling[maybe no X11 right?].
4-VIM free and opensource
5-VIM is more lightweight.

Q- But in 2015 should i use a terminal based text-editor ?
Ans- YES !! [click yes to find cool video :)]
i'll be blogging my journey with VIM.