Linux support? about maximum-awesome HOT 14 OPEN

You Sir, made my day! I have a completely functional maximum-awesome vim. Thanks!!

Edit: I've created a gist for it: https://gist.github.com/eridal/6470189
It may be useful for newcomers.

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Yes please.

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Yes please.

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Yes please!

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Absolutely Yes Please !

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It looks like dotvim is a similar vim configuration that works with Linux.

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Just rename vim folder to .vim folder and rename the vimrc file to .vimrc and place it in your user home directory.
Also you will have to install pathogen.vim: https://github.com/vim-scripts/pathogen.vim

Worked for me!

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I used to use Janus on my linux machine. Not exactly the same though. https://github.com/carlhuda/janus

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Here is the trick I used to make some features work on my ubuntu 12.04 workstation.

# 1. clone the repo
$ git clone [email protected]:square/maximum-awesome.git
# 2. backup config (optional)
$ mv ~/.vim   ~/.vim-bak   2>/dev/null
$ mv ~/.vimrc ~/.vimrc-bak 2>/dev/null
# 3. link files
$ ln -s maximum-awesome/vim   ~/.vim
$ ln -s maximum-awesome/vimrc ~/.vimrc 

We should fork the installer script for linux support.

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# 4. update submodules
$ git submodule update --init

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That's one way to do it, but some functionality such as OS clipboard integration is missing.

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I have a forked version that's working for me in Ubuntu 13.04 with gnome terminal. It should hopefully work with any version of Ubuntu, but your mileage may vary. (i'm happy to help as much as i'm capable!) https://github.com/justaparth/maximum-awesome-linux

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@justaparth when that stabilizes it'd be great to see a PR for it!

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I did some work base on justaparth's great work to make it works well on my fedora 27. And I also update layout and script to match current Maximum Awesome version

https://github.com/noark9/maximum-awesome-linux

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