That's a good point! If you have your own user account you could dump your .vimrc on there.. but maybe you don't want a lot of vim plugins on a server. Now tha

That's a good point! If you have your own user account you could dump your .vimrc on there.. but maybe you don't want a lot of vim plugins on a server. Now that vscode has a plugin that uses your local setup to edit files over SSH, my argument is a lot less compelling. Even at home, I have a lesser vimrc I provision to servers - I found it hard to justify installing treesitter, linters, etc. on a server where I'm mostly dealing with json/yaml/shellscript.