Now that we use Helix, let's pare back vim a bit. This mainly drops
vundle and anything depending on something installed by vundle. Doing
this removes the external plugins, closes a security concern, reduces
the number of steps I need to take to bootstrap my homedir on a new
host, and cuts a lot of cruft out of my homedir.
The only loss here is ALE on systems that lack Helix, but if I'm going
to use vim to write code, I should use vim-lsp or something instead for
consistency with Helix.
Also remove line length configs from py linters in vimrc since we're
configuring that properly now.
Don't like having to repeat myself in pylintrc and black's conf but meh.
- Add comments for uncommented things
- Remove ancient pre-vim 7 conditionals
- Normalize spacing in sets and lets
- Make tabs visible
- Change trailing space visibilty from period to floating dot
- Tune up ALE python linting with pep8, black, isort
- Drop the audio normalization filter for mpv. It was doing more harm
than good.
- Make the tab bar in qute only display if I have multiple tabs
- Kill mouse interference in vim dead
Auto-init tab completion in ZSH
Normalize backspace handling in vim (for windows support)
Force dunst to place notifications on monitor 1, since I moved to
two-monitor setup.
This is the result of using [base16](https://github.com/chriskempson/base16).
The first crack at establishing a base16 theme here is based on irblack
with a slight modification to make text selection purple and make rofi's
template less ridiculous.
Also added .Xresources and qutebrowser to management, and added the
resulting vim themes directly to management as well.
My env runs on a couple of systems that are so old, fairly recent
vintage vim features are not present. This results in a graceful but
annoying warning I'd rather be rid of. So I've flanked the three main
issue items in version or feature checks.
This sucks. My work laptop is forced on an old version of Ubuntu that
differentiates pylint and pylint3 while my desktop is a recent vintage
that defaults pylint to the Python 3 pylint. It's a mess.
My fix for now is to force ALE to call pylint3 and create a symlink on
systems it fails on.
