Hi Andras, Andras Farkas wrote on Sun, May 24, 2020 at 01:27:18AM -0400:
> I went through vi.beginner. Thanks. > It works both with vi's regular settings, > and with the settings applied via EXINIT in vi.tut.csh. Good. > I have a diff attached. I was mostly light and gentle with my > changes, That's good, excessive and gratuitous changes usually make patches harder to review, and consequently they more easily fall through the cracks. > but I indeed did change some outdated info and incorrect info. > > I seriously doubt vi.tut.csh's usefulness, Indeed. In particular, setting an environment variable right before exiting a shell makes very little sense to me. > but I'll ultimately judge > it after going through vi.advanced. I'll reply to my own email with a > vi.advanced diff when I go through it. (not tonight, but some night > soon) Sounds good. > Notably, I wasn't able to attach my diff in Firefox ??? Why would you use a web browser for email? That's just terrible from a security standpoint and abysmal in terms of usability on top of that. And of course, it very often results in misformatted mails and the like. In case that isn't obvious, for handling mail, use a real mail user agent, like mutt(1) or something similar that you like. > on the OpenBSD snapshot I used. Neither could Firefox use the normal > file: URL type. Sure, you don't want your web browser messing with your private data, or do you? On OpenBSD, firefox uses unveil(2) to prevent privacy breaches when the browser is buggy, see /usr/local/share/doc/pkg-readmes/firefox > Index: vi.beginner Committed, thanks. Ingo
