Report inadequate content  Synchronize your VIM configuration
across different machines   If you are a Vim user, chances are
that you also work with several machines, and you spread the
same configuration over them.  I do share my vim configurations
between Windows, Mac and Linux and store the same configuration
for all the environments in my Dropbox folder. The idea is to
have a central place where I can manage all my Vim
installations, and then link it. Easy as that.  I synchronize
.vimrc and .vim using Dropbox, but many other forms are
possible, such as Ubuntuone, Sugarsync or any other cloud
service you might have. And even a GIT/SVN/Mercurial/whatever
repository based storage that you update from time to time.  How
it works?  Put all your vimrc and vimfiles in a centralized
place. I use:  ~/Dropbbox/DotFiles/vimrc [the plain text
configuration file] ~/Dropbbox/DotFiles/vimfiles [the directory]
Then in every machine, I have the ~/.vimrc (_vimrc in windows'
gvim) with a single line, referencing the config