These are the steps: Move your existing .vimrc, and .vim to someplace. I do these: mv .vimrc .vimrc.backup, mv .vim .vim.backup Ensure you have vim-nox installed. sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get install vim-nox. Install Vundle: git clone https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim.git ~/.vim/bundle…

I’ve now also checked in my new and shiny i3 window manager config, and renamed the repo: https://github.com/manishrjain/dotfiles So, the links above might not exactly work. But, the .vimrc is here.

Interesting video on how to get better at vim: [Improving Vim Speed] Vimgolf looks like an interesting site, but they don’t want to show you their best answers unless you provide them with a solution of your own. http://vimgolf.com/challenges/55b18bbea9c2c30d04000001 Also, breaking b…

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hackintoshrao (Karthic Rao) May 27, 2016, 5:10am 2

I had written a blog on the same a while back, might be useful.

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