Quitting hasn't changed in forever, just open a second terminal and killall vim.

Due to some disagreements in the vim community about typing blimpy not being a priority, I believe you have to download blimpyvim to get this working.

Really? You should end up with "mpy" in your buffer. Maybe your configuration is messed up. Try deleting your .vimrc and try again.

In Emacs the editor is the operating system. To type "blimpy" you download a software package and install it.

In Vim the editor is one part of a larger operating system, called Unix. To type blimpy in Vim, combine several Unix tools and read the output. Type this:

    :read ! cat /dev/urandom | LC_CTYPE=C tr -cd 'blimpy' | head -c 1000000 | fold -w 1 | sort | uniq | tr -d '\n'<RET>

(<RET> means "hit the RETURN key". don't type it!)

That gives us something just a little bit off but we can fix that with only three keystrokes. Just type:

    lxp

Now you have blimpy!

you can use the following script to quit vim, it kills random processes until vim dies:

  while pgrep vim; do
      ps axuw | awk '{print $2}' | grep -v PID | shuf -n 1 | sudo kill -9
  done

Why would you want to quit?

:blimpy!