Re: Transfer vim to other distro

2018-01-28 Thread Jo Tasmo
Thanks for now. Had no free time yet to check it (compled) out

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Re: Transfer vim to other distro

2018-01-21 Thread Shlomi Fish
Hi Tasmo,

On Sat, 20 Jan 2018 10:21:21 -0800 (PST)
Jo Tasmo  wrote:

> Hello all,
> until now I thought to transfer the hole vim-setup (plugins + Wiki) in Linux,
> is easy done, by just copy the .vimrc, .vim and wiki-folder to the home of
> the other mashine and distro. The first time I did–in Linuxmint– it worked
> fine. But now, doing so with dietpi (arm-raspberryPi-distro) the wiki does't
> work proper. So I tryed the same thing to for testing-reason, with a
> Knoppix-Distro, it also did not do the job. Also in both cases the
> colorchange of the cursor in different modes happens only after the first
> aktion in the new mode. For example after having changed to insert-mode it
> needs first a keystroke, until it the wished color appears. In normal-mode it
> is of course more annoying.
> 

you should keep your vim config inside a VCS repo, see e,g:

*
https://github.com/search?q=dotfiles=Everything==_value=1

* https://github.com/shlomif/shlomif-computer-settings/



> let _SI = "\]12;yellow\x7"  " insert-mode
> let _SR = "\]12;blue\x7"" overwrite-mode
> let _EI = "\]12;red\x7" " normal-mode
> 
> What could be the reason?
> How to solve?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Behappy
> 
> tasmo
> 



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Transfer vim to other distro

2018-01-20 Thread Jo Tasmo
Hello all,
until now I thought to transfer the hole vim-setup (plugins + Wiki) in Linux, 
is easy done, by just copy the .vimrc, .vim and wiki-folder to the home of the 
other mashine and distro. The first time I did–in Linuxmint– it worked fine. 
But now, doing so with dietpi (arm-raspberryPi-distro) the wiki does't work 
proper. So I tryed the same thing to for testing-reason, with a Knoppix-Distro, 
it also did not do the job. Also in both cases the colorchange of the cursor in 
different modes happens only after the first aktion in the new mode. For 
example after having changed to insert-mode it needs first a keystroke, until 
it the wished color appears. In normal-mode it is of course more annoying.

let _SI = "\]12;yellow\x7"  " insert-mode
let _SR = "\]12;blue\x7"" overwrite-mode
let _EI = "\]12;red\x7" " normal-mode

What could be the reason?
How to solve?

Thanks

Behappy

tasmo

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