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A free and "bug-compatible" clone of Bill Joy's original `vi`. It first appeared in 4.4BSD.
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In nvi, how do I undo "already locked, session is read-only?"
On Mac OS Big Sur (11.6.3) with nvi 1.81.6 and several tmux panels, I accidentally quit Terminal. … Using nvi -r <file> just outputs
No files named <file>, readable by you, to recover.
Anyway, I removed all the recover.* files and vi.*/ folders, and nvi still opens the file read-only. …
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