Thus spake Stephen Hahn: > * Manpreet Singh <Manpreet.Singh at Sun.COM> [2006-06-21 15:34]: >> +1 for >> >> I use >> >> --with-features=huge \ >> --enable-gui=auto \ >> --with-x \ >> --enable-perlinterp \ >> --enable-pythoninterp \ >> --enable-rubyinterp \ >> --enable-tclinterp \ >> --enable-xim \ >> --enable-multibyte \ >> --with-footer \ >> --enable-fontset \ >> --enable-cscope >> >> to basically mean everything but the kitch sink. IMVHO VIM/GVIM are >> still lean enough with everything included and I'd rather do a personal >> local build if OpenSolaris leaves out anything. > > Bigger than I would like, but I, too, will build a smaller version if > all these features are included. (Why stop at four mostly-unused > interpreters? Why leave out MzScheme?) I would also prefer to see > the GUI explicitly specified to be gtk2 or gnome2. >
mostly-"unused"? You'll find people do use python, perl and ruby integrations a lot if you hang out in #vim on freenode for a bit. A for what to include, that was just my vote since that's what Eric asked for. Sure I don't, and don't know anybody who uses MzScheme integration. But I didn't show Netbeans integration which again people seem to be using. -manpreet > I'll point out that > > --with-ex-name=exm > --with-view-name=viewm > > would be a way to avoid the name conflicts brought up earlier on this > topic. > > - Stephen
