Personally, I don't mind using SublimeText, which is my editor of choice for a while. But I'm also curious about commandline editors since many people taut their ability to code over the network. You could forward X or remote in using some other way and still use Sublime, but let's see how if goes.
I started working on this Vim setup when I got a new MBP recently. Figured, I can try something new. So, this post is more of a personal memo written by a total newbie, which is what blogs are all about. caveat emptor. In general though, the configuration is mostly inspired by yuroyoro-san's blog post from a couple years ago.
various non-vim things
dotfiles
The setup described in this post is checked into eed3si9n/dotfiles. It is encouraged to fork other's dotfiles, but I wanted to understand what settings I'm bringing in, so I wrote mine from scratch.
The general idea of the dotfiles is that it will be checked out to ~/dotfiles/
, and contains files like zshrc
. These root-level configuration files are then symbolically linked under the home directory as ~/.zshrc
.