Yes. I realized recently that a big reason I'd end up eventually drifting away from vim was the inconsistent vim config/plugin options on different machines (w

Yes. I realized recently that a big reason I'd end up eventually drifting away from vim was the inconsistent vim config/plugin options on different machines (work, home, etc). Or worse, starting on a fresh environment and having none of my config/plugins available. Now I've started to keep my vim config / plugin files in a git repo and deploy them whenever I'm on a new machine. Also as I'm slowly adding new functionality it gets reflected across all environments. I'm hoping this helps this time around.