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I am currently using git to version control my vimrc file. However, on one computer I want the vimrc file to be slightly different (to change the gui font). How can I do this easily? Is there a way to ignore that specific line? Or do I put them on different branches?
I’d vote branches. A file at a single point in a single branch can’t have two different states. That’s kind of what version control is all about. Branches are the way that you represent that more than one state of a file (or set of files) exists.