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… preferred tools were not installed
…l' and 'uninstall'
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A nice rule of thumb would be:
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I have implemented a restoration functionality that helps the user restore all their previous setting of vim (.vim, .vimrc) and bash (.bash_profile, .bashrc) to their original state before executing this script. The user can choose whether to 'install' or 'uninstall' by specifying the string as a command line argument. The README has been updated to reflect those changes.
Now we also take a backup of the .vim directory in order to supply the original settings in full.