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Re: Vim-powerline: The ultimate vim statusline utility

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I can't get it working on Windows. The Consolas patched font looks ugly and it does not show the fancy glyphs. Even using Menlo, Inconsolata or Mensch version posted here http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3457785 the glyphs does not show as on the screenshots on the vim-powerline readme. Sad :)

The hinting/subpixel-shading/whatever on Menlo and Mensch looks awful on Windows Vista, although they do provide the proper symbols. After patching Consola, I got the same awful look and no symbols, even with `let g:Powerline_symbols="fancy" set and c:\tmp\Powerline.cache deleted before running the first time. Edit 2: The symbols _did_ work on Menlo and Mensch yesterday. Today they do not, even with setting the font…

After deleting the Powerline.cache file, I now have the '€' symbol and ',' instead of the arrows I think. Using the Inconsolata that can be found upper in the comments or Menlo does not help. It's still very usable and useful ;)

Re: Vim-powerline: The ultimate vim statusline utility

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Vundle is even better than Pathogen IMO. It takes away the need to manage git submodules, in favor of just creating a text file that defines your plugins, Bundler style. Removing plugins from your setup is MUCH cleaner.

It seems like the current Vundle version does not play well with .vimrc under version control. That’s why I like Pathogen more, since I can simply insert the bundles as Git submodules into .vim/bundle. (Submodule support for Vundle is already on the way, there are some pull requests on GitHub.)

Try put .vim/bundle into .gitignore
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