Previously Alex Yukhimets wrote:
If you read vim-dev, you should probably noticed that GTK+ support is
probably not for long...
The contributor does not like the way his code was re-indented and
requested to remove it from further releases :)
He did not request it yet I think, but seeing his
Previously Shaleh wrote:
Looks good. Keep the various Xaw based packages that way until gtk+
1.2 is final and happy. Then you should have a safe GTK+ for a while.
I really like the Xaw based one though. Sorry to see them switch.
Vim is fairly small and fast w/o any interpreters.
I might be
If you read vim-dev, you should probably noticed that GTK+ support is
probably not for long...=20
The contributor does not like the way his code was re-indented and
requested to remove it from further releases :)
He did not request it yet I think, but seeing his threats it is very
If you read vim-dev, you should probably noticed that GTK+ support is
probably not for long...=20
The contributor does not like the way his code was re-indented and
requested to remove it from further releases :)
He did not request it yet I think, but seeing his threats it is very
variants out there, so I would like some opinions on what packages
you want. My current proposal is this:
vim-tiny - will not change
vim-perl - currently uses Xaw, might switch to GTK+
vim-tcl - currently uses Xaw, might switch to GTK+
vim-python - currently uses Xaw
vim-tiny - will not change
vim-perl - currently uses Xaw, might switch to GTK+
vim-tcl - currently uses Xaw, might switch to GTK+
vim-python - currently uses Xaw, might switch to GTK+
vim - will stay with Xaw or drop X support.
vim-gtk
Work on vim is progressing steadily, and a new alpha version has just
been released. One of the new versions is a GTK+ frontend. I would like
If you read vim-dev, you should probably noticed that GTK+ support is probably
not for long...
The contributor does not like the way his code was
to the already growing number of
vim variants out there, so I would like some opinions on what packages
you want. My current proposal is this:
vim-tiny - will not change
vim-perl - currently uses Xaw, might switch to GTK+
vim-tcl - currently uses Xaw, might switch to GTK
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