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Specially handy since <leader>c is a mapping I have for closing windows and I
use vertical splits all the time.
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This only affects to MacOS X.
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Instead we use the GNU ls command.
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Apparently MacOS X doesn't provide a ~/.bash_profile file by default.
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This is the way it's supposed to be done anyways.
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