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you did not made a backup of my old .vimrc #6

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  1. gnanini commented on May 27, 2020

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    Well, you pissed me off!

  2. gnanini commented on May 27, 2020

    @gnanini
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    I found a backup (what I thought it was a backup) of my old .vimrc, but it isn't accessible!

    You could just put a warning on your read.me, and everything should be fine!!

    how can I uninstall it?

  3. sandikodev commented on Oct 31, 2020

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    so sad, no backup left....

    not documented any well..

  4. sandikodev commented on Oct 31, 2020

    @sandikodev

    it might could help you out,
    grep -i -a -B100 -A100 'any string that might yours ~/.vimrc have' /dev/sda1

    related

    https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/149342/can-overwritten-files-be-recovered
    https://www.linux.com/news/bring-back-deleted-files-lsof
    

    iam pretty lucky, because init/core of my configuration just passing through to another files like,,,

    "======[ passing init with try-catch ]======
    try
    	"put cursor ontop of uri
    	"see me with mode-pref1 ==> f
    	source ~/.vim/initRunner/addon.vim
    	source ~/.vim/initRunner/kitaos.vim
    	source ~/.vim/initRunner/keybind.vim
    	source ~/.vim/initRunner/autostartup.vim
    	source ~/.vim/initRunner/theme.vim
    	source ~/.vim/initRunner/minimal.vim
    
    catch
    	echoerr("ono konfig sek garai eror bos")
    endtry
    

    kind output found of my grep/tr/lsof command recovery
    Screenshot from 2020-11-01 04-42-01

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