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README.md

The Ultimate vimrc

I've taken the fantastic awesome vim collection of plugins, and made some tweaks. They are all under the my_configs.vimrc file and basically add these essentials (for me):

  • Line numbers on the left
  • Ruler at 80 chars
  • Actual copying into the OSX clipboard (requires vim 7.4)

I highly suggest you visit the parent repo and see the overview, or look at the actual .vimrc files – which are very well documented. Enjoy!