The rage these days seems to be to keep your own dotfiles repo, complete with some kind of install mechanism.
My own is here [1] but it covers my whole homedir, not just VIM. I use Rake tasks (originally inspired by @holman, I believe) for install / update / clean.
There is a bootstrapping problem when using Vundle with many plugins [2]. The only way to have your Vundles install cleanly the first time is to split up .vimrc into two separate files, which is what I have done.
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The rage these days seems to be to keep your own dotfiles repo, complete with some kind of install mechanism.
My own is here [1] but it covers my whole homedir, not just VIM. I use Rake tasks (originally inspired by @holman, I believe) for install / update / clean.
There is a bootstrapping problem when using Vundle with many plugins [2]. The only way to have your Vundles install cleanly the first time is to split up .vimrc into two separate files, which is what I have done.
[1] https://github.com/anthonywilson/dotfiles
[2] http://www.gmarik.info/blog/2011/05/17/chicken-or-egg-dilemm...