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2. `cd vim-config`
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3. `rake` (This will symlink the necessary files to your home directory, asking for permission before clobbering anything.)
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4. `vim` (or in Windows: `gvim`)
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5. `:BundleClean` (if you have previously used this Neo Vim config)
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6. `:BundleInstall` (This will clone and install all of the plugins from github.)
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5. `:NeoBundleClean` (if you have previously used this Neo Vim config)
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6. `:NeoBundleInstall` (This will clone and install all of the plugins from github.)
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## Customizing
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* Any files with a `.vim` extension in that folder will be loaded when running all versions of `vim`.
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* Any files with a `.gvim` extension in that folder will be loaded when running a graphical version of `vim`.
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You can add custom plugins by registering them in a `.vim` file in the custom_config folder with the same `Bundle "plugin-repo-url"`
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You can add custom plugins by registering them in a `.vim` file in the custom_config folder with the same `NeoBundle "plugin-repo-url"`
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syntax used in the `.vim/common_config/plugin_config.vim`, and then performing steps 3 & 4 from the install steps above.
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Common practice is to symlink a folder containing your custom configuration files as the `.vim/custom_config` folder.

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