On Tue, Dec 20, 2005 at 12:19:16AM -0500, Glenn Maynard wrote:
> Well, I get to use other people's systems now and then, and I'm always having
> to ask people to install vim. If vim is the default, and configured to act
> like vi by default, then people who like old vi get it, and people who like
> new vim can change it with just .vimrc. A rare opportunity--everybody wins.
> :)
Not everyone. I personally like the advanced features like syntax
highlighting, and that definitely will not be part of base (because
vim-runtime is huge). And if I still have to install vim-runtime by hand
then I can install the vim binary package as well.
Gabor
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