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I agree to a certain extent. Definitely aliases. But, for your main tools, if dot files can make a difference then you should make an exception. Vim without m
by dorfsmay 9y ago
I agree to a certain extent. Definitely aliases.
But, for your main tools, if dot files can make a difference then you should make an exception.
Vim without my .vimrc is almost a different apps, and I'm way less efficient without it!
- _Marak_ 9y agoI agree that certain dotfiles can be fairly useful. I'm not using Vim, but I do keep configuration files for my local text editor.
- eikenberry 9y agoI'm not sure I see the difference between having your text editor configured vs. having your shell configured. My shell is my primary interface to my computer and I spend at least as much time interacting with it as I do my text editor. I just don't see the advantage of leaving it un-configured. You must jump systems much more often than I do.