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> (I start vim as "vim -u NONE" to exclude influences of personal settings. Right?)
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I just detected that "vim -u NONE" brought mit into vi "compatible" setting. So all I observed here is rather vi behaviour.
It's already improved with "nocompatible". It doesn't exactly work as I would intuitively expect, but consistently enough.
So please forget about the details.
How do I get my personal settings out of the way, without falling into vi compatible?
Kind regards
Elmar
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