Finding your config file location:
Unix
In unix systems, it's simple, it's in your home directory and it's named
Windows
On windows boxes, it might be a bit more complex. Easiest way to find out is within vm type:
Normally it will be located in your C:\Users\<username> directory.
I like to change the path into an SVN repo. To do this, I use symlinks:
mklink /h c:\Users\chuck\_vimrc c:\Users\chuck\Documents\home\svnrepo\shared\chuck\.vimrc
mklink /h c:\Users\chuck\_gvimrc c:\Users\chuck\Documents\home\svnrepo\shared\chuck\.vimrc
mklink /d c:\Users\chuck\.vim c:\Users\chuck\Documents\home\svnrepo\shared\chuck\.vim
File Naming Standard:
Unix:
The file starts with a dot to indicate that it is a hidden file.
Windows:
The file starts with a underscore since windows bites. (maybe that's not helpful... whatever)
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