dotfiles.git

@@ -31,9 +31,11 @@ Install into Vim's built-in package support:

 ## Common Use Example

 Say you're on "index.html", and you need to know why a section looks the way

-it does. Run `:Blame` to see a list of the commits that _affect only that file_.

-The Blame buffer opens at the same position you were at so you don't lose any

-context.

+it does. Run `:Blame` to see a buffer of "git blame" open at the same line

+where you are so you don't lose any context.

+

+Or run `:Log` to see a list of only the commits that _affect that file_. This

+is nice in a repo of thousands of commits, but only dozens are to this file.

 If you see a commit of interest, move the cursor over it, and type  `:Diff` to

 see what changes were made by that commit, or `:Show` to see the full commit

@@ -59,8 +61,8 @@ its commit history.

 ### :Blame

 When you're on a regular file or a `:ShowFile` buffer, opens up a `git blame` 

-buffer in a new tab that _affect only the file at that commit_, and positions

-the cursor at the same relative spot in the Blame buffer.

+buffer in a new tab and positions the cursor at the same relative spot in the

+Blame buffer.

 Example, run Blame on a `:ShowFile` buffer named "git show 1234abcd:README.md",

 and you get a `:Blame` buffer named "git blame 1234abcd -- README.md".