Consolidating all of my dotfiles in a single repository.
GNU nano was my go-to text editor once I started using *nix like environments as it was easy to use and was supplied by many Distros and embedded platforms. I did not want to invest much time to learn VIM and/or emacs at that point. At the beginning of 2017, I needed a powerful, highly configurable text editor. Vim was the most obvious choice recommended by many friends(1). I barely use nano these days. I still love it so much. I keep the config file in honor of my good old memories of using it.
Vim is a popular free and open source multi-purpose text editor. This repository contains my personal vimrc config file. It was created as the default vimrc Example which was suggested in vimtutor and was shipped with my Vim installation.
Warning: If you want to give these dotfiles a try, review them and remove and/or change items you don’t want or need. Don’t blindly use settings unless you know what that entails. Use at your own risk!
- A Minimal Vimrc recommendations by James Dixon
Simply clone/download the repository and create hardlinks to the desired dotfile.