For the moment I've only included my super-awesome vimrc. My shell profile changes too often to be generally useful.
A few notes:
- I use NeoVim, in a variety of terminal emulators. I don't use GUI Vims, since I've run into some problems with colorcolumn in particular that don't happen in terminal versions. Oh well.
- I don't disable the arrow keys. I still don't see the benefit. Sorry.
- Ruby, lua and python3 are required for some things to work, so make sure your Vim is built accordingly.
- C build tools are also required.
- You need git. Seriously. Don't run this without git.
- Use these files in any way you see fit. They're public domain.
# vim
$ curl -L -s http://bit.ly/benglvimrc > ~/.vimrc
# NeoVim
$ mkdir -p ~/.config/nvim/init.vim
And then install one of these fonts and use it in your terminal app.
The first time you run vim after this, you'll need to run :PlugInstall to install the plugins.
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