My vimrc file. It sets up some customizations to make Vim behave nicely, but without overwhelming shortcuts and bindings. All the plugins are managed by Vundle, a vim bundle manager.
At opening vim, the vimrc file check if Vundle is present on the machine.
If not, it automagically installs it and all the declared plugins, so
that the settings are immediately ready and up-to-date on any new machine.
Nice isn't it?
This works perfectly on Linux and should work on OS X, although it has never been tested.
However, on Windows, the clone of Vundle itself works, but the:
:BundleInstall
command might be entered manually.