On 25/04/11 19:08, sc wrote:
[...]
my setup is similar to tony's but i use kde instead of gnome,
and my vim is big, GTK2 without GNOME -- mine blows up here
too and i had to use kwrite to take the spurious lines and
columns settings out of my .vimrc thank you very much
sc
Rather than take them out, I reduced them to values lower than the
maxima mentioned in the help: I used
set lines=99 columns=999
which is more than the maximum possible with my monitor and my 'guifont'
(when maximized, I get lines=49 columns=143), but an additional order of
magnitude would have been acceptable.
You could also have used vim with any of the following command-lines
- in Console mode, since the crash happens at GUI startup
vim ~/.vimrc
- in GUI mode but with no vimrc
gvim -u NORC -N ~/.vimrc
- in GUI mode with only the "example" vimrc
gvim -u /usr/local/share/vim/vim73/vimrc_example.vim ~/.vimrc
(in the latter case, assuming an own-compiled gvim with default install
location; -N is not needed here because of "set nocompatible" at line 19
of the vimrc_example.vim).
Best regards,
Tony.
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