You should clone the Vundle and set it into ~/.vim/bundle first.

Then open vim and input :BundleInstall, everything is ok.

And the _vimrc is used to windows.

I Use as a leader key, but you should notice that you shouldn't map the keymap of related with leader in INSERT mode(You will find out that it will be a second to wait if you map it in INSERT mode. because vim think you still not finish you input).

• a a for align(vim-easy-align)
• r r for run
• t t for tags
• j j for jump
• v v for vsplit
• y y for yank
• p p for paste

I use some emacs' keymap in INSERT mode.

inoremap <C-f> <Right>
inoremap <C-b> <Left>
inoremap <C-a> <ESC>I
inoremap <C-e> <ESC>A
inoremap <C-d> <DEL>

• I want to just write one vimrc and let it works in every platforms.

You should install tmux first.

You can get more information from here -> Tmux.

I set all keybindings as Vim. You can checkout in .tmux.conf, and the layout file in .tmux folder(To set the subwindow as IDE terminal).

You can install AutoHotKey, then just run the script ctrl.ahk.

I have alias a change command in my bashrc file

alias change=setxkbmap -option "ctrl:swapcaps"

1. ctags: Used to generate tags file. Let vim can jump in each function.
2. SS: The command for editing the setting of network proxy (Ubuntu Unity)
3. GOPATH: Setting the gopath
4. VIMRC: Mark the config file of vim, then I can get vimrc with variable $VIMRC in Vim. For the command :vsp $VIMRC<Enter> can work correctly in vim.