Initial commit
Added _vimrc and  vimfiles files.

Unsure if the vimfiles will work; is not hardlink
Fixed newline issue
initial pre update commit
Updated files
Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/Seefin/dotfiles

* 'master' of https://github.com/Seefin/dotfiles:
  Removed Windows file, I can use bash
  First iteration of the windows script. Testing to begin soon
  Installed Vundle as a submodule. Updating make.{sh,bat} to run git submodule update commands.
  Initial commit of files. THIS COMMIT DOES NOT HAVE VUNDLE. vim will complain mightily if you try to run it.

Conflicts:
	.vimrc
Reorganised directory structure so that make.sh actually works
Modified make.sh to actualy work on a linux machine.

The file had the wrong permissions and a dodgy path structure.

The new file mode is 0755, so the owner (whomever ran `git clone` [I think]) has
full permissions, and all others have read and execute permissions.
Modified make.sh to know where it is dynamically. This fixes a small bug with creating symlinks that point to nothing
Fixed . This was being set incorrectly, causing plugins to fail in an amusing and hard to track down manner.
Added in the `Vundle.vim` plugin.

This adds in Vundle support for plugins, and stops the failover messages
in the startup of vim. However, I am unsure how Vundle will feel about
being effectivly a submodule; this may mean that it will not check
itself in and out properly (which appears to be the case; the files
actually in the directory aren't in the commit). If this is the case,
I will add an `install.sh` to do that for us.

Deleted spurious directory from testing make.sh.
Modified filetype detection files.

The vim.vim file is spurious; I was setting foldmethod, but never
actually using that method. TeX.vim was also erroring out, because
I copied old code from the internet, and vim's `exists()` didn't
actually work the way I was using it here.
Invested in a .gitignore file