# Dotfiles for Vim

Plugins are managed via Unbundle, which offers support for loading
plugins based on filetype. That means no loading of Ruby bundles when
you're writing C.

Plugins that need to be available all the time can be found in
`vim/bundle`. Plugins that are specific to a filetype can be found in
`vim/ftbundle/:filetype`.

Configuration can be found in `vim/config`. All files in config are
sourced in the `vimrc`.

# Dotfiles for Vim

**Plugins are managed via [Vundle][vundle]**. That means depedencies can
be installed and updated interactively.

After installing a dependency you have to tell [Vundle][vundle] about it
next time Vim starts up. I do this via my [00-vundle.vim][vundleconf]
file.

With a plugin added to [Vundle][vundle] via the `Bundle` command, you
can update it using `:BundleInstall!`.

For more information check out [Vundle][vundle].

![vundle]: https://github.com/gmarik/vundle
![vundleconf]: https://github.com/jcf/dotfiles/blob/master/vim/vim.symlink/config/00-vundle.vim

Update read me in vim directory
Update read me in vim directory
