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    &nbsp;Here you are able to find the config file for the programs I am
    using. This is on the one hand meant to let you know how I do my things
    (and so give you some hints), and on the other hand to give you a chance to
    help me if I'm doing just crap. So feel free to <link disclaimer>mail
    me</link> any comments you have on this...
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    &nbsp;First of all there is the root of all evil, the file for the shell,
    the <link bashrc>~/.bashrc</link> file. You will notice some special
    settings in there: I try to move everything <b>off</b> my homedirectory.
    I've made a <code>~/etc/</code> directory into which I move those things.
    If you know some programs that I am using that can be configured with
    environment-variables (<b>not</b> commandline options!) to move their
    runtime-configuration files off their special place, it would be greatly
    appreciated if you could inform me about that.
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    &nbsp;Next there are the files for vim: The <link vimrc>~/.vimrc</link>,
    the <link mysyntaxfile>mysyntaxfile.vim</link> and the
    <link myfiletypefile>myfiletypefile.vim</link> which can be located
    wherever you like (according to my vimrc it's in <code>~/etc/vim/</code>).
    This three files are quite well documented and have a meaningful (to my
    likes ;) setup.
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    &nbsp;Furthermore I offer you my files for slrn:
    <link slrnrc>~/.slrnrc</link>. I did seperate the
    <link slrncolors>color</link>-, <link slrnkeys>keymap</link>- and the
    personal-settings into seperate files, for comfort ;-)
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    &nbsp;Also you can take a look at my <link muttrc>~/.muttrc</link>. Here
    I have seperated the <link muttcolors>color</link>-, the
    <link muttkeys>keymap</link>- and the personal settings, too.
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    &nbsp;So far, thank you for you attention. And feel free to
    <link disclaimer>send any comments</link> on the file, the page or
    anything else you might think I am interested in (this does <b>not</b>
    include SPAM!!!).
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