1. Delete the relevant line from the .gitmodules file.
2. Delete the relevant section from .git/config.
3. Run git rm --cached path_to_submodule (no trailing slash).
4. Commit the superproject.
5. Delete the now untracked submodule files.
Vundle is a open source package management utility that aims to be a one stop tool for searching, trying and installing plugins. “Vundle is short for Vim bundle…” as documented in the about section of the project homepage at github. The project can be found at [gmarik/vundle]. The quick start requires git to clone vundle and then subsequently you will need to configure the .vimrc file, this file is usually found in a users home folder. The dot at the front of the .vimrc file indicates it is a hidden file. Each operating system has a different way to make hidden files visible, however usage of .vimrc file in vim is a common practice, further information can be found in the vim wiki about .vimrc file page. Completing the installation will enable the following commands in vim.
:BundleInstall – Required to initially install the tool.
:BundleSearch – Allows for searching for plugins. You can install them inline within the search to try them out, however the .vimrc file is not modified by the installation.