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The way you would install any Vim plugin. Extract these files inside your ~/.vim directory such that. copy vim-poweline/autoload/* to ~/.vim/autoload/*
by mnazim 15y ago
The way you would install any Vim plugin. Extract these files inside your ~/.vim directory such that.
copy vim-poweline/autoload/* to ~/.vim/autoload/*
copy vim-poweline/doc/* to ~/.vim/doc/*
copy vim-poweline/plugin/* to ~/.vim/plugin/*
and so on.
PS. Learn Pathogen or Vundle. It will be very well invested time.
- monological 15y agothank you
- StavrosK 15y agoI just learnt Vundle. It took all of a minute to read the three lines of documentation, and now all my vim instances will always be in sync.
- jon6 15y agoIf you don't want to install pathogen or vundle here is another simple way: ~/.vim $ git clone https://github.com/Lokaltog/vim-powerline.git powerline Edit your ~/.vimrc and add set runtimepath=~/.vim/powerline,$VIMRUNTIME
- stewbrew 15y agoSince some plugins write temporary files to the first directory in runtimepath, this could have unintended consequences though.