A combination of $HOMEDRIVE and $HOMEPATH variables (on Windows only).$USERPROFILE variable (on Windows only).LocalĬonfiguration is located dynamically on startup according to rules described below.įirst, home directory is determined by probing the following variants: Path to global configuration is fixed at compile-time. In contrast, available color schemes are searchedįirst in local directory and then in global one. Vifmrc is loaded before the local one, so that the latter can redefineĪnything configured globally. Meant to be shared among all users and local one, user specific. There are two locations: global one ( /etc/vifm, available since 0.8) State as it can to do not forget history items or other settings that user might Higher priority than older ones, still Vifm tries to preserve as much of old Lot in managing multiple instances running at the same time. Tries to merge previously stored state with the new one. Instead of just overwriting all settings, Vifm Which settings are written and applied on future startups depends on Any settings that are expected to be persistent for sure shouldīe set in this file via appropriate command-line commands.Īutomatically. Vifmrc consists of regular commands that can be entered on theĬommand line.
Vifminfo (located at ~/.config/vifm/vifminfo.json). ~/.config/vifm/vifmrc by default) and the second one is state of the application that is preserved across session is stored in separate file(s) and is not meant to be modified by a user.įor Vifm the first file is called vifmrc (located at.main configuration file should be edited manually as it is only read by the application and is never modified by it.Vifm follows the same configuration scheme as Vim and many other Unix 5 Moving and finding configuration files.
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