You can control settings in vim with a vimrc file (most likely ~/.vimrc) You can also control settings without leaving the editor using a :set <setting> command. Example: set expandtab You can turn boolean settings off by adding a no as a prefix. Example:set noexpandtab You can also toggle your settings in vim by adding a ! as a suffix. Example: set expandtab! You can check a setting in vim by adding a ? as a suffix. Example:set expandtab?

TL;DR: ⌘-⇧-P Package Control: Install Package Choose a package, restart Sublime. If you develop using languages that require strange or uncommon syntax highlighting schemes, then you might feel at a loss. Sublime automatically supports syntax highlighting for many common languages, but not for more obscure languages. …

The short version — Install a filesystem in userspace kernel extension Install SSHFS invoke sshfs <ssh-target>:<remote-folder> <mountpoint> [options] <ssh-target> = something like ari@lnxsrv09.seas.ucla.edu <remote-folder> = folder on the SEASnet server (/u/cs/ugrad/ari/) <mountpoint> = your local mountpoint (~/Desktop/mnt) [options] = whatever you want (-o auto_cache,reconnect,defer_permissions,volname=SEASnet)