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I guess I don't see a lot of situations where I use systems so casually that I don't have config options set. Even when I was managing a bunch of systems I woul
by ogre_codes 6y ago
I guess I don't see a lot of situations where I use systems so casually that I don't have config options set. Even when I was managing a bunch of systems I would push out the same config on them all.
- Lio 6y agoOne scenario I could see this fitting is when having to connect to some docker container and test a change on the fly. That's a bit naughty but sometimes needed to prove something useful. In that case you've got an effemeral file system, and probably had to install Vim in the first place, knowing that that when you close the container all will be forgotten. Ofcourse in that situation you probably don't need to disable the Vim swap files, so that's one less thing to changet the defaults on. I often use Busybox for that kind of thing as you're usually missing other useful OS stuff and its little Vi clone is usually enough.