>I'm using Slackware's ZipSlack UMSDOS with Win95. While reading _Linux
>Installation and Getting Started_ I followed the directions and typed
>"man vi". I don't have manual pages for vi. Maybe the Linux
>Documentation Project has not yet added vi documentation? Do users of
>other linux distributions have vi manual pages? I've found all I need
>at the VI Lovers Home Page (http://www.cs.vu.nl/~tmgil/vi.html) Still,
>it would be nice to have the man pages available, if they are
>available, even if I only use them to add joe or emacs to my box.
>
>Kurt
You don't have vi man pages with Slackware, but you do have man pages for
vim which is also installed. vim is vi "improved"(depends on your tastes.)
If you haven't choosen an editor yet you might look at VIM, it's got a
great tutorial built into the editor. Seems quite popular, say the right
thing in a room full of VIM and Emacs users, and you can start a fistfight
;^) I prefer jed myself but to each his own.
DAve.
"On the Plains of Hesitation bleach the bones of countless millions who, at
the Dawn of Victory, sat down to wait, and waiting -- died"
