On 18Sep2015 12:14, Christian Brabandt <cbli...@256bit.org> wrote:
On Fr, 18 Sep 2015, Erik Christiansen wrote:
Keeping everything vim-related in one config file is _waaaay_ cleaner.
Cluttering the filesystem with a swarm of files seems untidy, and is a good
way to leave config behind when moving to a new installation/OS upgrade, I
figure.
Is there much of a difference of backing up ~/.vim/ instead of ~/.vimrc? It
is basically self contained and it contains every thing for setting up the new
environment. plugins, configuration, undo-files, session files, custom
scripts, spelling files, syntax files,
Just to this; I keep my primary machine as my reference. (I also revision
=control some of the configs, but not rigorously alas). I have a script called
"putacc" which rsyncs my environment to multiple remote hosts - a parallel
rsync with a --files-from list of items and some exclusions.
So keeping mutliple remote homedirs is very easy, as is moving to a new
environment: "putacc other-host".
Cheers,
Cameron Simpson <c...@zip.com.au>
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- Rich Kulawiec
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