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None. I use vim on so many different machines, so it isn't feasible for me to move a bunch of plugins around. I'll very rarely use BufferList, if it's install
by x0t 16y ago
None. I use vim on so many different machines, so it isn't feasible for me to move a bunch of plugins around. I'll very rarely use BufferList, if it's installed, I often forget it's there.
Here's my .vimrc: http://gist.github.com/517464 http://gist.github.com/517464
I like to use cursorcolumn and cursorline with low contrast colorschemes like obsidian or evening.
I've been using vim for 10-15 years.
- bajsejohannes 16y agoI also use a lot of different machines, but I keep all my vimfiles, including plugins, in a repository. This keeps it fairly simple to add plugins to all computers. This is my configuration: http://bitbucket.org/johannes/vimfiles/src http://bitbucket.org/johannes/vimfiles/src
- x0t 16y agoThe problem with a repository is not every machine I work on has git installed (nor could I install it in some cases). I'm a netadmin doing a sysadmin's job, though. If I was slingin' code regularly, I'd use several plugins. When I wear my developer hat, I dig nerdtree and vimoutliner.
- bajsejohannes 16y agoOk. My strategy is clearly not suited for a netadmin. There is probably an order of magnitude difference between our "many different machines" :)