Laurence Tratt, 26 Sep 2016 22:08: > Of course, vim has enough FLAVORs that no reasonable number of combinations > will keep everyone happy. But given the increasing number of languages that > extensions are written in (I use extensions in Lua and Python myself, so I > can no longer use a binary package), I wonder if we should simply add lua > into what has already more-or-less-become the "all the languages binary > package"? So something like:
i proposed the same thing long time ago. the whole port is a bit strange with the forced GUI selection. even servers have been installing xbase for a long time, so why not get rid of no_x11, make gtk2 the default GUI and make one kitchen sink version with all the languages? (except the python/python3) would there be interest in this? in any case adding lua makes sense to me > SUBDIR += vim > SUBDIR += vim,gtk2,lua > SUBDIR += vim,gtk2,lua,perl,python,ruby > SUBDIR += vim,gtk2,lua,perl,python3,ruby > SUBDIR += vim,no_x11 > SUBDIR += vim,no_x11,lua > SUBDIR += vim,no_x11,lua,perl,python,ruby > SUBDIR += vim,no_x11,lua,perl,python3,ruby -f -- the next sentence is true. the last sentence was false.
