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Customizing can definitely be a time sink, and I tend to agree. It's not portable! I'd rather know/use the defaults, there's benefit to be had there. Most im
by bravetraveler 5y ago
Customizing can definitely be a time sink, and I tend to agree.
It's not portable!
I'd rather know/use the defaults, there's benefit to be had there. Most importantly for me, it will be on every server I ever have to log into/maintain.
GUI editors won't, and the hassle getting the output to where I need it doesn't fit well with workflows like mine.
Also... the config management stuff I write (YAML/Python+Jinja) is well enough supported as-is. Don't need much more than indentation preservation...
There's always a pane available to the side for ansible-doc/manual pages as a reference.
The only unusual thing I carry around with me is this:
alias vimtabs="vim -c ':tab all'"
It just makes it easier to open many files in the same editor with simple shell globbing.