On 12/22/2015 03:57 PM, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
Jonathan Newton wrote:
On Windows, I keep vim updated via tuxproject builds [1], which include
all runtime files. On linux, I build right from git, so again everything
is updated at once.
How do you do this? I thought this project provides the files but not
an installer?
Install vim from vim.org, then as needed, overlay with contents from
tuxproject build.
This page does not provide much help, I can't recomment giving this page
to a Vim beginner.
7zip is not a standard Windows tool, requiring to install another tool
makes it more difficult for the user.
Yeah, agreed. I also did not realize that "vim without cream" provided
full set of files.
I guess the use case for :RuntimeUpdate is not clear to me. Do you
really want a user (perhaps inexperienced at that) to update only the
runtime files without updating the binary? It just seems less error
prone to update everything together.
Jonathan
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