On Wed, Mar 28, 2007 at 11:05:51AM -0400, Robert Connolly wrote: > 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.
That is true -- however, it'd be a good idea to make sure this doesn't break gvim installs (preferably gvim installed according to BLFS). I believe that right now, installing gvim will just overwrite all the files that vim installed. If the config files (or something else) are different when you --enable-gui, they'll get replaced when gvim gets installed. But if we keep the old vim binary around, it will expect the old config files. Note that I have no idea whether this is actually an issue (I suspect that most -- if not all -- of the config files can be used by either a gvim or a normal vim), but it might be.
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