windows - vimrc to be cross-platform and synced with Dropbox. -


I have been using vim / gvim in my Linux machine yet, and I also have a Windows machine I'm mainly Notepad ++ in the machine.

I would like to store all my .vimrc settings and the .vim folder in Dropbox, and make the signal links in Linux point to them, and They do this in my Windows machine too.

I have a lot of "Home Shortcut Notation" (if this is not the correct name) ~ In my configuration, I would like to know that instead of $ HOME ~ It's going to work: In this way, I can also create some symbolic links in Windows and point to these files (I have Windows 7, then my home is: \ Users \ Username).

Any other disadvantages or recommendations during the formation of VIMRC cross-plateform with the Dropbox?

It's okay what I do, and it works like a charm for me. For the back up directory, I'm the only place to use $ HOME instead of ~ , but it works fine. The main problem is that editing the .vimrc file on Windows does not work perfectly, so I edit it instead of on OS X.


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