Mostly, this was so I could make sure not to accidently run a
:FixWhitespace and remove the trailing space on my status line that
keeps the buffer number off the edge
ZoomWin functions, but with errors on saving window state in neovim.
Replacing with ZoomWinTab resolves these errors at a minor cost: a new
tab is opened with the buffer. I do not currently use tabs, but this
has the potential to impact future development
This is yet another way to fix my 72 character wrap issue. vim-git
aggressively fixes my formatoptions locally for git files. It also adds
syntax highlighting for my gitconfig which is useful
Apparently, I need formatoptions to include t for vim-fugitive to
correctly wrap at 72 characters. I have no idea why, but I guess this is
an indicator I should figure out what formatoptions actually is doing
for me instead of just copying it from someone else's vimrc.
Solution from http://stackoverflow.com/a/11023282 in one of the
comments.
For some reason, vim will load on some of my Ubuntu machines with
a greyish background that does weird things. Setting background to
dark seems to fix these issues so I am going to roll with it.
