Excerpts from Tom Link's message of Mon Mar 21 12:39:57 +0100 2011:
> I think such a comparison should best be publicly editable. A gdocs
> spreadsheet or a wiki page would IMHO seem to be the better choice.
If someone seconds it I'll do so.
For now its fine to paste missing info as reply to this thread.
This way I get an idea about how many users are interested in this topic
at all..
> I'd also add bash + git to the list, which I used for a long time.
What do you mean by bash + git?
There are various ways bash and git can be used.
Eg
git clone REPO ~/REPO
cat >> ~/.vimrc << EOF
set rtp+=~/REPO
EOF
> the meantime I wrote a small ruby script (https://github.com/tomtom/vcsdo),
> which I use now.
>
> If you want your list to help new users to make up there mind, I'd
> also include programming language,
done
other requirements,
like curl executable er has('python')?
> and integration with vim to the list.
What do you mean by "integration"?
Two things come to my mind:
1) can be run using commands within Vim
(you can add commands yourself ..)
2) can add install plugins without restarting ?
Only VimL can and only VAM has some workarounds such as sourcing
/after FAIK.
I've added comments about it.
Marc Weber
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