You should know that Vim behaves differently when invoked as vi then
when invoked as vim. Therefore, you may want to use vim from now on.
or use elvis. i have come to like elvis quite a lot. the debian install
defaults to the elvis GUI, which i can take or leave, but i'm sure there
is a way
* David Baron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-05-24 16:15]:
> In more recent versions of vi (vim), the insert/replace keyed
> functionality is no longer working as it was. The prompt "insert" or
> "replace" does not appear, one cannot go to the very end (after last
> character) of the line, and the direc
On Wed, May 24, 2006 at 05:15:19PM +0300, David Baron wrote:
> In more recent versions of vi (vim), the insert/replace keyed
> functionality is no longer working as it was. The prompt "insert" or
> "replace" does not appear, one cannot go to the very end (after last
> character) of the line, and th
On 24/05/06, David Baron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In more recent versions of vi (vim), the insert/replace keyed functionality is
no longer working as it was. The prompt "insert" or "replace" does not
appear, one cannot go to the very end (after last character) of the line, and
the direction key
In more recent versions of vi (vim), the insert/replace keyed functionality is
no longer working as it was. The prompt "insert" or "replace" does not
appear, one cannot go to the very end (after last character) of the line, and
the direction keys give (escaped) characters instead of positioning
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