On 19/10/08 22:30, Caleb Cushing wrote:
>> No need to blame gentoo. The Vim default is detection:OFF plugin:OFF
>> indent:OFF unless some script (usually your vimrc) sets it otherwise.
>
> right which is why I didn't have it on. didn't have this issue until I
> migrated to opensuse, so I'm guessing gentoo sets it to on in their
> vimrc.
>
ah, that's possible. Before your own vimrc, Vim looks for a "system
vimrc" and sources it if present. The default location is $VIM/vimrc
(which usually means /usr/local/vim/vimrc if you compile your own on
Linux) but it can be changed at configure-time: for instance, in the
version distributed by SuSE it's at /etc/vimrc
Best regards,
Tony.
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