I'm using brew vim which is currently at version 8.0.1850 but 8.1 has just been released and I'm wondering if there is a way to upgrade to it yet? I've done some digging and can't see an option to. When I run brew update here is the result admin@mb125:/src/test: brew update Updated Homebrew from 16bd5c86 to 24073dc0. New Formulae mal4s nbimg Updated Formulae aws-elasticbeanstalk boost-bcp ex-vi libxml2 vim youtube-dl Great there is an updated Vim, let's update it. I have installed a vim using brew, and it was installed to a very different place, and now I want to locate that vim, in a shell script, is there a good approach for this? Stack Exchange Network Stack Exchange network consists of 176 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow, the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn. To update all available packages, you can run apt-get update && apt-get upgrade However, you may not get the latest version of Vim with APT (you'll moszt likely the latest major version, but not the minor /.
Ubuntu Update Vim
I’m a fan of tabula rasa, and a fan of automation. Here’s setting up OSX fromscratch in the form of a small shell script
First, install xcode from the app store. This doesn’t seem to be automatableThen, get the command line tools
Install homebrew
Install some packages from homebrew
Install some apps from brew cask
Install python packages with pip
Get git config and start adding repositories
Link dotfiles to the appropriatelocations
Tell vim to install packages from vundle
Brew Mac Vim
Set up shell with antigen
Not everything is automatable (yet)
Google Drive
Brew Update Vim
I like google drive. It is the most competitively-priced dropbox-style servicearound. I don’t like how it names its directory ~/Google Drive, since it is apain to type on the command line. To fix this, after setting up google drive andsyncing, close the app and run mv ~/Google Drive ~/gdrive. Reboot the app andclick the error, selecting ‘Locate folder’.
BetterTouchTool
BetterTouchTool makes trackpad multitouch a powerfultool. Unfortunately, it uses a binary file for configuration, which makes itunweildy to version control. Here are some bindings I like.
- Global Bindings
- Three Finger Click: Middle Click
- Four Finger Click: Close Tab/Window (cmd-w)
- Five Finger Click: Quit Application (cmd-q)
- Three Finger Swipe Up: Maximize Window
- Three Finger Swipe Down: Minimize Window Below Cursor
- Tap Sequence (1234): Show BTT Preferences
- Rotate Left/Right: Previous/Next Tab (cmd-{/cmd-})