ниче не помогало пока не ниже приведенный баг репорт и не выставил gfn
Package: vim-gtk
Version: 6.1.048-1
Followup-For: Bug #119808
Background:
I have a private package which does a lot of setup work for my system
by having some useful config files in it and depending on a lot of
software I always want installed (such as particular versions of KDE,
X, ssh, etc.)
One of the config files being used is a vim60 plugin. My package
installs the file: /usr/share/vim/vim60/plugin/iko.vim even though the
system vim share directory is /usr/share/vim/vim61. I finally noticed
this problem and for testing I manually moved iko.vim to the
vim61/plugin directory.
My GUI immediately started working again. iko.vim is extremely short,
so I quickly narrowed down the exact line that gave me my GUI back:
set gfn=-misc-fixed-bold-r-normal-*-*-120-*-*-c-*-iso8859-1
In short, all you need is to set a font of the proper type that vim can
find. The font that I prefer, which my plugin sets explicitly, happens
to be one that exists on my system, whereas (for some reason) the
default vim-gtk configuration selects a font which is not available.
My experiment uncovered 2 problems that should be addressed:
1) By default, vim should select an available font.
2) If a font is not available, vim should report the error in a clear
fashion.
(1) is something that Wichert can control.
(2) should probably go upstream.
-- System Information
Debian Release: 3.0
Roman A. Lagunov wrote:
Alexander A. Vlasov [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Добрый день.
Вопрос следующий...
Установил vim-gtk.
Но в ответ на $gvim получаю обычный vim - без всяких следов gtk-gui вроде
виденных мной красивых менюшек и кнопочек вверху.
При этом пакет точно стоит, все зависимости apt-get вроде поставил, X запущены
8)
Более того, указано что vim из пакета vim замещен vim из пакета vim-gtk
Так почему же vim -g и gvim не дают нужной gtk-морды?
А попробуйте
:gui
