Hi Felipe, * Felipe Vieira ([email protected]) wrote: > how do I isolate vim environment? > > The objective is to test and develop several different plugins without > interference. > > I don't want to mess my own vim "stable" setup. > > For that end a setup with its own vimrc file, own variables (for instance > using a different $HOME than the one used by vim) and folders would be nice. > > I was trying to do this thru a bash script but could not achieve the desired > goals (changing the $HOME variable and setting up vim with a different vimrc > was not enough). In BSD world we call it "jail" or "chroot". But if you use Linux, sorry I don't know.
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