Longtime Vim users know the vimtutor program, which teaches you Vim in Vim. Vim 9.2 shipped with a new :Tutor command that improves on this.
:Tutor
The original vimtutor is entered like this:
$ vimtutor
Digging into this script on my machine, we see:
$VIM -f -u NONE -c "set nocp showcmd" "$TUTORCOPY"
The flag -u NONE opens the tutor without any configurations applied. This can be useful but is also harsh, especially for experienced users or those coming from an IDE.
The new command is entered via command-mode:
:Tutor
This opens the Tutor in Vim, but with all your plugins and configurations, so expectations like syntax highlighting are met. The content looks similar, and I hope to review it soon to see what’s changed.