How do I replicate vim settings across two machines?

Hi,

I have two laptops.

LAP-EXT is a laptop that I use when out and about and is connected to
the Internet via mobile 4G.

I frequently edit a file called mlog.txt

$ vim ~/docs/mlog

At home I have another laptop (LAP-HOME), with no access to the
Internet, on which I mount $HOME on LAP1 over sshfs:


$ sshfs LAP-HOME: ~/external

Both machines run latest Debian stable.

So I can access mlog.txt as:

$ vim ~/external/docs/mlog


However if I do that, I get different behaviours, for example the cursor
mark is in different places, so I don't know where I left the text on
the other machine.

The only workaround at the moment is to ssh to LAP-EXT and run vim from
there.

How can I tell vim on LAP-HOME to use exactly the same settings as vim
on LAP-EXT including leaving the cursor at the same position?



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