Posted 4 months ago
Get vim-rails either download the rails.vim from vim.org or clone vim-rails from github.com. Follow the instructions on the vim.org site or in the README on GitHub, installing the files into the appropriate VIM folder, probably ~/.vim/.
Note that I had the following
VIM packages installed:
Before you try anything further!
Additionally I needed to install vim-data. Afterwards you will find a plethora of scripts in /usr/share/vim/current/syntax, I initially had tried installing some of these for example xhtml.vim from vim.org and experienced much grief. Eventually I realized I just needed to install the Suse package mentioned above.
Once I start to become a vim-rails ninja I might post another blog on my findings, good and bad habits.
Posted in Ruby on Rails, Linux, Tech | Tags ruby on rails, vim | no comments
Posted 4 months ago
During the 4 hour drive back to Canton from Lansing, Michigan from the Great Lakes Ruby Bash I had a realization. Its been long past due, I couldn't even bring myself to guessing how long its been since I last booted to it. Its a waste of time, space and hurting my morals.
Step 1- Staring off positive...
Step 2 - A good song and it makes sense...you'll see
Step 3 - NTFS hrm wonder what that could be?
Step 4 - Ah, who cares!
It should be noted that I am so confident in my actions that I didn't even take the time to look through the files to see if I wanted anything on the file system...obviously its nothing important otherwise it would be on a journaled file system!
As reward for my accomplishment, I decided to subscribe to a
Twitter account.
Posted in General, Linux, Tech | Tags freedom, Microsoft, Windows, windows vista | no comments