2021-09-23 UPDATE

Hilarious…

~
 🧠 15GiB/23GiB avec λ=❯ ...
 ✗ ❯❯  vim
Command 'vim' not found, but can be installed with:
# ==> whatever
 ❯❯  vi --version
 VIM - Vi IMproved 8.2 (2019 Dec 12, compiled Feb 15 2021 12:29:39)
 Included patches: 1-2434
 Modified by [email protected]

Shows just how much I (don’t) use the editor.

And no .vimrc except for this from an old dropbox backup! Included for historical reasons, and if on the off chance I use vim again.

{{< gist salopst 7f1666d90493faf3a80e775e62195577 >}}

Let’s update anyway, since we’re here.

sudo apt install vim
# ==> stuffs
which vim && vim --version
/usr/bin/vim
VIM - Vi IMproved 8.2 (2019 Dec 12, compiled Feb 15 2021 12:29:39)

Bunch of issues with the 2015 .vimrc obvs. They seem mostly to do with with the Vundle plugin manager.

Install it:

git clone https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim.git ~/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim

vim
# ==>
Error detected while processing VIMINIT..script /home/yearluk/.config/vim/vimrc:
line   84:
E185: Cannot find color scheme 'Tomorrow-Night-Eighties'
Press ENTER or type command to continue

As we can see Vundle has created a ~./vim directory, and this is where the gist above (typo notwithstanding) directs us to sick color themes. Amazingly, Past Me, has a backup of that directory. in ~/Nextcloud/lin-share/vim.colors/colors

cp -r /home/yearluk/code/hugo-sites/salopst.github.io/content/posts/2015-05-26-vimrc.markdown ~/.vim

🎲🎲 DICE!!

… except for, within vim, a function error: E117: Unknown function fugitive#statusline, but running :BundleInstall! within vim gets that sorted.

Now I can party like its two-thousand-fifteen. And thanks 🙏 Past Me for making backups!