Folder to save the settings of the pc (Vim & PowerShell)
- vim/.vim goes into ~ and vim/.vimrc has to be in the same path
- gvim/vimfiles goes into the User folder and gvim/.vimrc and gvim/.gvimrc has to be in the same path
- WindowsPowerShell goes into User/Documents
The plugin installed are:
- pathogen to manage all the plugins
- tlib_vim
- vim-addon-mw-utils
- vim-snipmate
- vim-snippets
Moreover in gvim are also installed:
- vim-colors-solarized
- vim-fugitive (for git)
- vim-latex
If you want to install the setting using Bash on Ubuntu on Windows follow these steps:
- Download the zip from Github;
- Navigate inside the terminal, go into Download folder and then enter:
cd /mnt/c/Users/<your_username>/Downloads
unzip settings-master.zip
- Then for use the new setttings in gvim (windows) enter:
cp -a setting-master/gvim/. ../.
- In order to use the new settings for vim (linux) enter:
cp -a setting-master/vim/. ~
- The WindowsPowerShell folder contains setting to have vim in WindowsPowerShell, so to use it enter:
cp -a setting-master/WindowsPowerShell/. ../Documents/.
If you want to install the setting using Windows PowerShell follow these steps:
- Download the zip from Github;
- Navigate inside the terminal, go into Download folder and then enter:
cd $HOME\Downloads
unzip .\settings-master.zip
- Then for use the new setttings in gvim (windows) enter:
cp .\setting-master\gvim\* ..\.
- The WindowsPowerShell folder contains setting to have vim in WindowsPowerShell, so to use it enter:
cp .\setting-master\WindowsPowerShell\* ..\Documents