Vim Masterclass - Vim Graphical User Interfaces: gVim and MacVim

The video tutorial explains the benefits of using the graphical user interface (GUI) version of Vim, known as gVim, over the command-line version. It covers how to start gVim on different operating systems, highlights GUI-specific features like menus and clipboard access, and discusses configuration options using the gvimrc file. The tutorial also explains how to use special registers for clipboard operations and how to set up gVim to use the system clipboard by default.

What are some common menu options available in the graphical version of Vim?

How can you change the font in the graphical version of Vim?

What is the significance of the command 'set clipboard equals unnamed plus' in Vim?

How does the menu system in the graphical version of Vim execute commands?