dissimulo does not use vim. Removes the editor, its config tree, its plugin
manager, and everything that would reinstall it on a re-bootstrap.
Deleted (82 files):
vim/ (64) the whole config tree, 1.7M
doc/vim/ (8) its documentation
.vimrc, vimrc, .vim
bin/yadr/vundle.rb, yadr-vim-{add,delete,list}-plugin
bin/fix_macvim_external_display.sh MacVim on macOS, dead here anyway
vimify/ vi keybindings for readline/libedit, dropped on request
Edited:
Rakefile drop the vundle require, the vim install block, the
vundle_migration and install_vundle tasks, their two helper
methods, and the macvim homebrew line. Without this a
re-bootstrap would pull all of it straight back.
install.sh .vim/.vimrc out of the symlink list
zsh/vi-mode.zsh EDITOR/VISUAL now nano. The zsh vi keybindings stay; they
are not vim.
zsh/aliases.zsh yav/ydv/ylv, the MacVim detection block and ve removed;
ae/ze/gi now open nano
git/gitconfig mvimdiff mergetool removed, editor set to nano
.tmux.conf vim-tmux-navigator replaced with direct select-pane binds.
It ran ps piped to grep on EVERY C-h/j/k/l press to ask
whether vim held the pane: two forks per pane switch for a
question that can now only answer no. mode-keys and
status-keys vi stay, being tmux own key style, unrelated to
the editor.
.gitignore/.dockerignore/Dockerfile dead paths and the vim package
Also renames the installer banner to DRUNKENDOTFILES, piped through lolcat
when present with a plain-text fallback.
Left alone: the .yadr paths (renaming the checkout is a separate job), generic
swap-file ignores, the fasd viminfo support (third-party), and prose mentions.
The current readme uses tag delimiters which results in part of the readme being hidden from the end user. It is also not obvious that the commas are keys and not just a break in the sentence. For this and other reasons I also wrapped all keys in the kdb tags were are specifically intended for this situation.