RedHat modifies vim. This makes sharing a .vimrc across OS more difficult, as one must identify and undo various changes that RedHat makes (hlsearch and incsear

RedHat modifies vim. This makes sharing a .vimrc across OS more difficult, as one must identify and undo various changes that RedHat makes (hlsearch and incsearch come to mind), or maintain your own vim. :set compared to a clean source build will show some of the things RedHat modifies, and if you end up digging around in the source RPM to see how bad the derp is it's probably high time to compile your own. (ex-vi is my idea of vanilla)