Vim is a great editor!  I like it and I use it.

But now I have a complaint.  Recently I set up a new Slackware Linux system
and installed Gvim.  When it starts up it reads in 28 *.vim files, including
my .vimrc file, which is read in as number 10.  (I determined this with
:script).  My .vimrc is read in as number 10, and apparently the subsequent
18 files override some specifications in my .vimrc.  Right now it is almost
unusable with special formating, comment handling, and it automatically
doubles each '>' I enter.  

I can override this behavior with the command-line option "-u .vimrc",  but
then I loose features I like, such as spell-checking and other stuff.  (Yes,
I want to both eat and have my cake!)  So it is going to be a research
project to add back files like vimballPlugin,  ftplugin.vim, etc.  I don't
know what they do, or what their dependencies are.

My question is, how should one manage this complex installation, and how
does one find out what plugins do, and what their dependencies are?

Thanks.
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