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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: vim
I never get a +ruby in a vim --version command after compiling the
7.3.035 binaries (Natty's vim release) with the --enable ruby-interp
flag. This causes significant vim scripts to fail.
I upgraded to the very latest release of vim (vim-7.3.277)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/781691
Title:
cannot install ruby into vim - causes vim scripts to fail
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I am experiencing it in 10.10 (Maverick).
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Installation fails if MySQL server is not configured
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/456674
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I struggled with this before finally solving it, so take my notes with
the understanding that I'm still blurry eyed:
I followed the instruction using synaptic and verified that php5 was loaded
through the localhost/testing.php phase.
Next, loaded mysql USING the mysql-server package that ... is
The ubuntu community's systematic approach to prevent unintended
consequences is well conceived and implemented. But no one plan is
flawless and every good plan should have a contingency. This thread
documents a years worth of history showing a very important component
getting hung up in a
