Hello. With a small change to the vimrc file it looks like vim can be installed to /bin without complaining about missing /usr:
if ("/usr/share/vim")
if has('syntax')
syntax on
endif
endif
Build Vim normally, then move /usr/bin/vim to /bin/vim. Some packages like
Sudo expect to find /usr/bin/vi explicitly, so it might be a good idea to
make redundant symlinks, or ./configure Sudo to find the /bin/vi symlink.
It gives us an editor in /. I'm not sure about standards conformance, about
moving vim to /bin, but its a pretty usefull thing to have in single user
mode or whenever /usr isn't mounted.
robert
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