Add the git clone bundle

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+Vim/Gvim
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  I found this vim package in[ Here](http://www.oschina.net/code/snippet_574132_13357 "OSChina") and I modify some of the configurations and Add two registry file to add two entry (`open in gvim tab` and `Open with gvim`) in Windows right click context menu.
 
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-# For Windows: #
-1. After clone the this repo, move this repo directory to where you want to place. 
-2. Add the path to system environment variable[path], if you want to using the ctags and cscope.
-3. Modify the path string where store the gvim.exe in registry file `EditWithVim-tab.reg`  and  `EditWithVim.reg`. The default is `D:\\software\\gVimPortable\\vim73\\gvim.exe\`
-4. Double click the registry files to merge them to system. As the registry file name imply, each of them will add a enty in right click context menu.
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-# For Linux #
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-1. Clone this repo.
-2. Install the vim(or gvim) using the proper commands, for example in Ubuntu: `sudo apt-get install vim`
-3. Install the cscope, ctags and taglist plugin.
-4. Move the _vimrc file to you home directory, and rename it to .vimrc
-5. Move the vimfiles directory to you home directory, and rename it to .vim
-# For Cygwin #
-These is no much different between cygwin and linux to use vim.  
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+# For Windows: #
+1. After clone the this repo, move this repo directory to where you want to place. 
+2. Add the path to system environment variable[path], if you want to using the ctags and cscope.
+3. Modify the path string where store the gvim.exe in registry file `EditWithVim-tab.reg`  and  `EditWithVim.reg`. The default is `D:\\software\\gVimPortable\\vim73\\gvim.exe\`
+4. Double click the registry files to merge them to system. As the registry file name imply, each of them will add a enty in right click context menu.
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+# For Linux #
+
+1. Clone this repo.
+2. Install the vim(or gvim) using the proper commands, for example in Ubuntu: `sudo apt-get install vim`
+3. Install the cscope, ctags and taglist plugin.
+4. Move the _vimrc file to you home directory, and rename it to .vimrc
+5. Move the vimfiles directory to you home directory, and rename it to .vim,then clone the vundle:
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+ `git clone http://github.com/gmarik/vundle.git ~/.vim/bundle/vundle`
+# For Cygwin #
+These is no much different between cygwin and linux to use vim.  
 
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