I really thanks char101 to share my opinion that on windows Gvim which looks kind of old. I forgot to mention this detail => I am currently using gvim on Win32 OS, I have worked on Unix Solaris during 8 years too.
I don't think we always have to separate powerful inner features of vim (that I love) to its look like suggested Tom. In the period we live in, with High Definition Wide Screen, I maintain that 32 or 48px give a really good look to gvim'toolbar and the idea of sliding those wide icons is both not innocent and may will be the little detail that will convince some more young people to use gvim in the futur. About usb stick(sorry Bram), it was just a proposal suggestion to think in deep and develop. I have my own vimscript that permit me to use gvim with same configuration on a lot of computers for my job. So I hope that I convince you that beautiful is not the opposite of powerful. And those words have no link with easyvim or vim mode use. Thank you char101, I will use you gui_w32 modified. Epanda (means little animal on email world) -- You received this message from the "vim_dev" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
