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I realize that G will move the cursor to the last line in a file, but is there a command that will move to the last character?
I know I can type G$ to do this but I thought there might be a single command which does this.

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This has been asked before, and no single-keypress command was listed, though you might prefer Ctrl-End to G$:

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/30761/how-to-move-to-last-character-of-the-file-in-vim

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  • Ah. I searched SuperUser but I didn't search Unix and Linux. Thanks. I guess I should always start my searches at StackExchange.com. There are so many StackExchange sites you never know where an answer might pop up.
    – dedwarmo
    Feb 11, 2013 at 18:15
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There is indeed a command, the obscure go (go to {count} byte), but you have to specify a count >= the file size (e.g. 99999go), which makes it kinda impractical.

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